blister
/ˈblɪstər/Definitions
1. noun
A small bubble of pus or serum that forms on the skin as a result of a burn or other injury.
“She had a nasty blister on her ankle from hiking in the desert.”
2. verb
To become swollen or inflamed, especially as a result of a burn or other injury.
“The wound began to blister and weep after the first day.”
3. verb
To apply a blistering heat or intense heat to something.
“The chef blistered the peppers over the open flame.”
4. noun
A very severe or scathing attack, especially in a review or criticism.
“The movie received a blistering review from the local newspaper.”