Adjective:

கொப்புளங்கள்,

blistering's Usage Examples:

The symptoms can take many forms: redness, itching, crusting, swelling, blistering, oozing, dryness, scaling, thickening of the skin, and a feeling of warmth at the site of contact.

darning stitches can soon cause irritation and blistering.

blistering sunshine, 2 barbecues, temporary loss of car keys and some mighty craic!Equally in demand are the summer barbecues centered round a special barbecue hut in the garden.

If you're in the middle of a blistering guitar solo on an electric, you can fudge the details a little bit in a way that would never fly on an acoustic.

The song Taper Jean Girl appeared in the films Disturbia and Cloverfield, furthering American exposure to the soulful slurs and blistering speed of Matthew's guitar.

Solid awnings are great for keeping the sun's blistering rays from entering the home in the summertime, but they also prevent the sun's warming rays from getting through in the wintertime.

Beyond this debate however is the fact that these nightgowns are incredibly practical, particularly when you live in a climate that is no stranger to blistering, falling temperatures.

Studying the blistering pace of bluegrass picking also improves improvisation in a concert-style setting no matter which type of music is on the agenda.

The Rainton 10K forms part of the Black Sheep Brewery series and took place on a blisteringly hot afternoon.

His gaze was blistering, his voice controlled.

Individuals at highest risk for developing melanoma are those who have intermittent severe (blistering) sunburns in youth or adolescence.

discolour with this plant in strong sunshine can cause severe blistering dermatitis which will often leave the skin discolored for several months.

His groove-based riffs, complicated arrangements and his blisteringly fast licks contributed to this sterling reputation, but it was the sound of his guitar that fans really fell in love with.

Synonyms:

acerbic, acid, sulfurous, sulphurous, bitter, caustic, virulent, vitriolic, acerb, acrid, unpleasant,

Antonyms:

good-natured, nice, cold,