blistery
- adjective
- /ˈblɪstəri/
- She complained about the blistery weather while cooking outside.
Examples
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The blistery heat of the summer sun made everyone seek shade.
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A blistery wind sweeps across the open fields.
Fiction book (1998) -
Good morning, morning from a blistery day and go away magic jacket.
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I got a decent base tan without turning into a blistery tomato.
Fiction book (2002) -
On a blistery afternoon, the pavement felt too hot to walk on without shoes.
Synonyms
Having a high temperature and able to burn your skin
Hot and humid, often making you sweat
Warm, sticky air that feels wet and uncomfortable
Extremely hot, like strong sun that can burn skin
Very hot and dry, often uncomfortable for people
Weather that is very hot and humid makes you sweat and feel uncomfortable
Very hot so you want to find shade and drink water
A very hot and humid feeling that makes you uncomfortable
Antonyms
How Hot
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blistery comes from blister, a word that originally meant a small 'bubble' on the skin. That's why blistery is used for very hot weather that seems like it could make your skin 'blister' or burn you.