scalds
Burns with liquid
Scalds is the third-person singular of scald, meaning to burn with hot liquid or steam: The coffee scalds her tongue.
It also names more than one instance of such a burn: The scalds on his arms were from the boiling water.
Scald can mean to heat liquid just below boiling: She scalds the milk for the recipe.
Scald briefly, then cool
- brewSteeped or fermented drink
- infuseSaturate by steeping
- steepRising at sharp angle
- poachCook gently submerged
simmer · decoction · infusion · tea · coffee · kettle · sterilize · pasteurize
Freedom from harm
- cautionCareful attention to risk
- vigilanceState of keen awareness
- awarenessState of perceiving reality
- protectiveServing to guard
gloves · supervision · cooling · warning · childproofing · guidelines · training · heed
Causing sharp pain
- smartingExperiencing sharp pain
- throbbingRhythmic painful pulsing
- sorenessTender, painful sensation
- tendernessGentle, caring quality
rawness · sensitivity · discomfort · agony · sharp · burning · hurt · suffering
blanch
Scald briefly, then cool
poach · simmer · decoction · infusion · tea · coffee · kettle · sterilize · pasteurize · tomatoes
safety
Freedom from harm
- cautionCareful attention to risk
- vigilanceState of keen awareness
- awarenessState of perceiving reality
protective · gloves · supervision · cooling · warning · childproofing · guidelines · training · heed · carefulness
stinging
Causing sharp pain
tenderness · rawness · sensitivity · discomfort · agony · sharp · burning · hurt · suffering · excruciating
- hurtsaches, burns, cuts, wounds, injures
- Kitchen Dangersburns, cuts, fires, knife cuts, grease fire
- burnsburn, thermal burn, first degree burn, second degree burn, third degree burn
- workplace injuriescuts, burns, fractures, sprains, lacerations
- thermal disordersheatstroke, heat stroke, heat exhaustion, hypothermia, hyperthermia
- scalding waterExtremely hot H2O
- scalding hotHot enough to burn