melts

Goes from solid

Melts is the verb melt in the third person singular: ice melts, snow melts, butter melts.

As a noun, melts are dishes featuring melted cheese: tuna melts, patty melts.

Melt also refers to the spleen of an animal, especially as used in cooking, making melts its plural.

liquefy

molten

Liquefied by extreme heat

smelting · foundry · forge · lava · glaciers · icecaps · flux · soldering · alloying · candle

yield

soften

Make less firm

relent · acquiesce · submit · succumb · give in · break down · weaken · crumble · cave · unbend

culinary

grilled cheese

Fried sandwich with melted filling

nacho · cheese · gooey · stringy · bubbling · toasted · sandwich · griddle · skillet · broil

disappear

fade

Lose intensity gradually

dissolve · recede · dwindle · wane · blur · disperse · scatter · diminish · slip away · evanesce

emotional

heartache

Deep emotional distress

affection · poignancy · soften · touched · moved · stirred · overcome · sentimental · heartstrings · tearful

warmth

cozy

Warm and snug

  • hearthFireplace floor area
  • comfortEase or soothing relief
  • snugComfortably close-fitting

blanket · fireside · glow · bask · toasty · cuddle · nestle · embrace · soothing · gentle

dissolve

solution

Answer or liquid mixture

solute · aqueous · dilute · concentration · saturation · sugar · salt · tablet · candy · lozenge

Categories
Opposites
phase transition direction

meltsfreezes

Hardens from cold

solidifies · hardens · crystallizes · congeals · sets

cohesion/integrity

meltssolidifies

Becomes hard or firm

consolidates · holds together · hardens · coheres · sets

temperature change

meltsfreezes

Hardens from cold

cools · chills · refrigerates · frosts

Phrases
Family

melt, melted, melting, meltdown, smelt, melter, unmelted, meltable, melters

Familiarity
Top 10,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G