seared |
scalded |
As verbs the difference between seared and scalded
is that
seared is (
sear) while
scalded is (
scald).
As an adjective seared
is blackened by heat; scorched; burned.
scalded |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a verb scalded
is past tense of scald.
scalded |
burnt |
As verbs the difference between scalded and burnt
is that
scalded is (
scald) while
burnt is (
burn).
As an adjective burnt is
(of food) carbonised.
scalded |
scorched |
As verbs the difference between scalded and scorched
is that
scalded is past tense of scald while
scorched is past tense of scorch.
As an adjective scorched is
dried, damaged or burnt by exposure to sunlight or heat.
scalded |
burn |
As a verb scalded
is (
scald).
As a noun burn is
water.
scorch |
scalded |
As verbs the difference between scorch and scalded
is that
scorch is to burn the surface of something so as to discolour it while
scalded is (
scald).
As a noun scorch
is a slight or surface burn.
scalded |
scolded |
As verbs the difference between scalded and scolded
is that
scalded is past tense of scald while
scolded is past tense of scold.
scalder |
scalded |
As a noun scalder
is a heated tub for softening the skin of slaughtered pigs, poultry, etc or
scalder can be an ancient nordic poet; a skald.
As a verb scalded is
(
scald).
scalled |
scalded |
As an adjective scalled
is (obsolete) scabby; scurfy.
As a verb scalded is
(
scald).
scaled |
scalded |
As verbs the difference between scaled and scalded
is that
scaled is (
scale) while
scalded is (
scald).
As an adjective scaled
is (zoology) covered with scales or scale-like structures .
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