| BESCORCH | • bescorch v. (Transitive) To scorch about, around, or all over; scorch completely. • BESCORCH v. to scorch thoroughly. |
| ECORCHES | • écorchés n. Plural of écorché. • ECORCHE n. (French) a manikin, or image, representing an animal, esp. man, with the skin removed so that the muscles are exposed for purposes of study. |
| ORCHARDS | • orchards n. Plural of orchard. • Orchards prop.n. Plural of Orchard. • ORCHARD n. an area where fruit trees are grown, also ORCHAT. |
| ORCHELLA | • orchella n. Archil. • ORCHELLA n. a dye obtained from certain lichens, also ARCHIL, ORCHEL, ORCHIL, ORCHILLA, ORSEILLE. |
| ORCHESES | • ORCHESIS n. an art of dancing. |
| ORCHESIS | • orchesis n. The act and/or art of dancing. • ORCHESIS n. an art of dancing. |
| ORCHILLA | • ORCHILLA n. a red dye obtained from certain lichens, also ARCHIL, ORCHEL, ORCHELLA, ORCHIL, ORSEILLE. |
| ORCHISES | • orchises n. Plural of orchis. • ORCHIS n. (Greek) any flower of the Orchis genus. |
| ORCHITIC | • orchitic adj. Relating to orchitis. • ORCHITIC adj. relating to orchitis, inflammation of the testicles. |
| ORCHITIS | • orchitis n. (Pathology) A painful inflammation of one or both testes. • ORCHITIS n. inflammation of the testicle. |
| SCORCHED | • scorched adj. Dried, damaged or burnt by exposure to sunlight or heat. • scorched v. Simple past tense and past participle of scorch. • SCORCH v. to burn slightly. |
| SCORCHER | • scorcher n. (Literally) One who, or that which, scorches. • scorcher n. (Colloquial) A very hot day. • scorcher n. (Soccer) A very good goal, notably made with a very hard shot. |
| SCORCHES | • scorches n. Plural of scorch. • scorches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of scorch. • SCORCH v. to burn slightly. |
| SUNPORCH | • sunporch n. A porch used for its abundant sunlight. • SUNPORCH n. a porch that admits much sunlight. |
| TORCHERE | • torchère n. Alternative form of torchiere. • TORCHERE n. (French) a tall ornamental candlestick or lampstand. |
| TORCHERS | • torchers n. Plural of torcher. • TORCHER n. (Shakespeare) a light-giver. |
| TORCHIER | • torchier n. Alternative form of torchiere. • torchier adj. Comparative form of torchy: more torchy. • TORCHIER n. (French) a floor lamp with bowl for reflecting light upwards, also TORCHIERE. |
| TORCHING | • torching v. Present participle of torch. • torching n. An act of arson. • torching n. A way of catching fish at night with torchlight and spear. |
| TORCHLIT | • torchlit adj. Lit by one or more torches. • TORCHLIT adj. lit by torches. |
| TORCHONS | • torchons n. Plural of torchon. • TORCHON n. (French) a duster or dishcloth; coarse lace or paper. |