Pronunciation: /ˈskɔːrtʃər/
noun something that is very impressive or exciting
A1 The weather forecast says it will be a real scorcher tomorrow.
A2 I always wear sunscreen when it's a scorcher outside.
B1 The heatwave turned the weekend into a real scorcher.
B2 The scorcher of a day made it perfect for a trip to the beach.
C1 The scorcher of a summer made it hard to stay cool without air conditioning.
C2 The scorcher of a heatwave broke temperature records across the region.
formal The weather forecast predicts a scorcher for tomorrow with temperatures reaching over 100 degrees.
informal Wow, it's going to be a real scorcher out there today!
slang I can't believe how hot it is outside, it's a total scorcher!
figurative The competition was a real scorcher, with both teams giving it their all until the very end.
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