melting
- adjective
- /ˈmɛltɪŋ/
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derretido
- The melting ice cream dripped down the cone on a hot summer day.
I mean, chicks must be on you like ants to a melting Hershey bar.
- I mean, chicks must be on you like ants to a melting Hershey bar.
Examples
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This is the recognition of the water and the puddle that the melting ice cube is sitting in.
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I mean, chicks must be on you like ants to a melting Hershey bar.
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These are sick melting lip powder.
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I reach for the melting blushes from Rare Beauty far more than these.
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We want more science melting lipsticks.
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This is the recognition of the water and the puddle that the melting ice cube is sitting in.
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And lastly, for blush, these are the rare beauty melting blushes.
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This is a melting oil balm cleansing balm type of a guy right here.
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All of the shades are super, super pigmented, creamy, buttery, melting goodness.
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And then on top of that, I'm going in with the Sephora melting lip clicks in the shade Creme Brulee.
Synonyms
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1.0
The change from a solid to a liquid when heated
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2.9
Frozen things gradually become liquid or soft because they get warmer
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7.5
To change a solid or gas into a liquid
Turning a solid into a liquid by melting
Antonyms
- Specialized
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6.8
The change when a liquid or soft thing becomes hard, usually by cooling
Compounds
- Informal
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3.5
A place where people from different cultures mix and become one community
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Etymology
Melting comes from the old English word melt, which means 'to become soft and liquid'. So melting describes something turning liquid because of heat, like chocolate or snow becoming soft.