sizzling
گرماگرم
definition
verb
the bacon began to sizzle in the pan
(of food) make a hissing sound when frying or cooking.
adjective
the sizzling summer temperatures
very hot.
example
The intense heat is also matched with some 'sizzling' colours.
Diners can enjoy watching the chefs preparing 'sizzling' dishes in the open grill area.
A terrestrial orchid of Tamil Nadu, the Golden Vanda, puts out flowers in the 'sizzling' heat of April.
Newcomer Cole brings the drama with much conviction on her 'sizzling' debut.
A big rusty bolt (nut still attached) 'sizzling' away on a big plate of fajitas.
Harwich Hospital Fete had all the symptoms of being a 'sizzling' success.
Plonked in front of me was a steaming, audibly 'sizzling' pile of chunky meat, with no rice or vegetables in view.
The chicken tikka, which came to the table on a 'sizzling' platter, was a bit of a surprise.
The burned black appearance of the ruins made them seem to be still 'sizzling' .
This time, I've shamelessly chosen 'sizzling' sex over sarcastic banter.
The worst of the sausage 'sizzling' may be over.
At a minimum, the Bush administration had better step up its promotion of the economy's current 'sizzling' performance.
Hair loss can be instantly disguised with a 'sizzling' new choppy cut.
In the summer of 2000 he wowed 'em at the Hollywood Bowl closing his set with a 'sizzling' duet with Bonnie Raitt.
Theresa Healey transformed herself from slightly frumpy mother-of-two to the evening's 'sizzling' cha cha star.
At many high-class networking events, you may find yourself surrounded by heaps of sandwiches, salad or 'sizzling' snacks.
The two companies have teamed up to offer moviegoers in Delhi a 'sizzling' cinematic experience at affordable price.
She is slicing tomatoes, eggplants, putting them in 'sizzling' oil.
Along with their brilliant play on the defensive end of the court, they were 'sizzling' hot, shooting the basketball throughout the game.
Around Europe, about 40 deaths have been blamed on the 'sizzling' temperatures.
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