blister

the blistering heat of the desert.

a caustic liquid which blisters the skin.

a blistering attack on the government's transport policy.

Burke set a blistering pace.

the blisters eventually crust over.

can't sustain the blistering heat.

The blister has finally broken.

The heat blistered the paint.

He had a blistered heel.

blistered skin below his collar.

the blistering, eroded moonscape of Rajasthan.

blisters rose on his burned hand.

the drugs can cause blistering and slough.

Their hands blistered, but no one complained.

Susan had a slight blister on one heel.

This creates a blister, or wound, on the person's body.

Ali struggled to get up, popping some blisters on the way.

Do not rob, as this may break any blisters and the wound may get infected.

They were blistering before his eyes.

Your hand is blistered, you can barely stand, your hair is inexplicable!

Really sunny out, but just blistering cold.

Like I really enjoy this blistering sun.

Victims break out in blisters and sores.

She sprays it on. Then she doesn't get blisters.