to blistered
- verb
- /ˈblɪstərd/
- The athlete's feet blistered during the marathon due to the friction from their shoes.
If you burned yourself and it blistered, what's in the blister?
- If you burned yourself and it blistered, what's in the blister?
Examples
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If you burned yourself and it blistered, what's in the blister?
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Once the skins blister, Yep, the whole tomato just starts to release all that really nice sweet texture.
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After working with the hot metal for too long, his fingers blistered from the intense heat.
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If you hold the iron too long against the fabric, it will blister the material.
Synonyms
To form raised bumps filled with fluid on the skin or a surface
Antonyms
How Severe
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blistered comes from the idea of making a 'bubble' on the surface, like a small bubble forming under skin or paint. So to say something blistered is to say heat, friction, or chemicals made those bubble-like bumps.