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scorcher
[skawr-cher]
noun
a person or thing that scorches.
Informal.a very hot day.
Tomorrow is supposed to be a scorcher.
something caustic or severe.
a scorcher of a critique.
Informal.a person who drives extremely fast.
Printing.a device for drying and forming flong into a curve before casting.
scorcher
/ ˈɔːʃə /
noun
a person or thing that scorches
something severe or caustic
informala very hot day
informalsomething remarkable
Example Sentences
Saturday is set to be another scorcher, and more records possible in the San Fernando Valley and coastal temperatures reaching the 80s.
If Russell’s depiction of burgeoning pop stardom feels as visceral as his depictions of kitchens and road rage, this one’s gonna be a scorcher.
In the opening scene, the radio DJ Big Boy cautions that today’s weather will be a scorcher; meanwhile, we see images of people wearing jackets, and the heat never gets brought up again.
“La Presa” is not the first tropical scorcher that the Argentina native has given us — but it is possibly her best.
SAC course record with a superb 14:38.5 scorcher to lead the Titans to the state meet!
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