Lingo

Temperature

12 Words

6m

sweltering
1.
swel
te
ring
Adjective

extremely hot and uncomfortable, often causing sweating

The sweltering heat made it feel like an oven outside.

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sizzle
2.
si
zzle
Verb

to produce a hissing noise, resembling the noise made when frying food

The bacon began to sizzle in the hot pan.

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torrid
3.
to
rrid
Adjective

characterized by intense and oppressive heat

The desert experienced torrid temperatures, reaching well above 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

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parch
4.
parch
Verb

to make excessively dry by removing moisture from an object, substance, or surface

The week-long heat wave parched crops across the region.

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flame
5.
flame
Noun

the process of combustion of inflammable materials producing heat and light and (often) smoke

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lukewarm
6.
luke
warm
Adjective

having a lack of enthusiasm or interest

The audience's response to the performance was lukewarm, with only a few scattered applause.

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7.
ther
mic
Adjective

relating to or involving the transformation of heat energy

Engineers designed a thermic power plant to efficiently convert heat into electricity.

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muggy
8.
mu
ggy
Adjective

characterized by high humidity and oppressive warmth

The city experienced a muggy afternoon with high humidity levels, prompting residents to seek relief indoors.

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9.
ni
ppy
Adjective

(of weather) having a sharp, cold quality

The morning air was nippy, signaling the arrival of fall.

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Arctic
10.
arc
tic
Noun

the northernmost regions of the Earth, located above the Arctic Circle around the North Pole

Polar bears are native to the Arctic.

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glacial
11.
gla
cial
Adjective

relating to a large mass of compressed ice like those near the poles or on mountains

They studied the glacial formations in the Arctic region.

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algid
12.
al
gid
Adjective

extremely cold

The algid wind swept through the mountain pass, causing an immediate drop in temperature.

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