blistering
جوردار
definition
verb
the surface of the door began to blister
form swellings filled with air or fluid on the surface of something.
adjective
the blistering heat of the desert
(of heat) intense.
example
The flying front man was transformed into an unstoppable cyclone, ripping Birmingham to shreds with his 'blistering' pace and bagging four goals in one game.
This film delivers blockbuster action, but its 'blistering' pace leaves the story as soulless as the monsters that inhabit it.
The smell was of boiling sulphur and choking grey dust, and the 'blistering' heat burnt his face, and soon the ash cloud blinded him too, but still he was not scared.
He has turned 'blistering' controversy and attacks on him personally into a movie event the likes of which has not been seen in many years.
So, did 400 million citizens and voters queue in 'blistering' heat of 40-plus to soothe the fretful nerves of the market?
As we've said, the game is 'blistering' fast, and can even be cranked up further using the slider bar.
After 25 minutes or so of fairly 'blistering' invective, she gives up.
The wife of the elusive businessman has launched a 'blistering' attack on the media over its reporting of her husband's business affairs.
Lastly, I am a bit of control freak with a 'blistering' pace when it comes to work.
The 200 gr. load is 'blistering' fast but the light bullet keeps recoil down.
The guy looked up from his pounding on the cowering animal and yelled back a 'blistering' tirade of obscenities which I won't repeat here.
The 'blistering' heat and intense flash made Joel look away for a second.
But they launched a 'blistering' attack on the regulator's methodology.
The advantages are clear: a steady few minutes away from the 'blistering' heat of the sun and the demands of the street, a spot to sit and a few precious moments with nothing else to do.
Mourners stood in the 'blistering' heat, under tents and trees and cramped under the home.
Those fires have been fueled by a 'blistering' heat wave that's smothering most of Europe.
The heat of the moment at the stadium matched the 'blistering' heat of the day.
The wing used his 'blistering' pace to skin at least four defenders in a 70-yard sprint to the line.
Despite the 'blistering' heat, the pond is unique in the sense that it one of the biggest geysers in Java.
As angry workers rejected the restructuring plan and proposals for widespread job losses there was 'blistering' criticism of key decisions taken by senior management in recent years.
The aroma of burning wood suddenly hit his nose as 'blistering' heat blustered over him.
But he defended his ‘soft language’ on the issue, while also launching a 'blistering' attack on the Liberal Democrats.
But the doubts about America being able to sustain her recent 'blistering' growth pace remain.
His long, thin frame, coupled with his 'blistering' pace and clinical finishing, make him the ideal counter-attacking striker and all-purpose goal poacher.
A follow-up inspection of the council last year, which followed 'blistering' criticism two years ago, identified the housing service as failing.
More than 150 people attended the event, played in 'blistering' heat which required frequent breaks for refreshments though not all of them of the non-alcoholic variety.
It's been odd and funny and great; blizzards and 'blistering' heat and all kinds of stuff.
During the expedition they will pass through nine of the continent's 13 countries, carrying their own food, water and shelter in often 'blistering' heat.
We spend the afternoon wandering around the area in the 'blistering' heat, popping into the various cafes to drink the best coffee in the world.
Setting a 'blistering' pace on the run up Honey Rose scorched around the opening turns to set herself up nicely for victory.
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