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Swelter   /swˈɛltər/   Listen
Swelter

verb
(past & past part. sweltered; pres. part. sweltering)
1.
Be uncomfortably hot.
2.
Suffer from intense heat.






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"Swelter" Quotes from Famous Books



... done so suddenly that they quite took away what remaining breath I had, as we settled ourselves to swelter in the smoker instead of in the concourse. I did not even protest at the matter-of-fact assurance with which Craig assumed that his deduction as to my destination ...
— The War Terror • Arthur B. Reeve

... Woodland, riding hard upon his high black horse, had plunged into the swelter and headed for the blue and silver banner of King John. Close at his heels in a solid wedge rode the Prince, Chandos, Nigel, Lord Reginald Cobham, Audley with his four famous squires, and a score of the flower ...
— Sir Nigel • Arthur Conan Doyle



Words linked to "Swelter" :   suffer, sweat, perspire, sudate



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