Object

• mark: Many can only be seen as crop marks or parch marks from the air, " he said.

• throat: Finally, she thought, her throat parched with hunger, they must sell me some orange juice.

• tongue: Ode on a Grecian Urn Stanza 3 A burning forehead, and a parching tongue.

• ray: They were then occupying the center of a rocky plain, which the sun scorched with its parching rays.

• bit: A small in-house café also sells juices and smoothies, just in case you're a bit parched after a spending spree here.

• thirst: The sense of hunger was already lost, but a parching thirst consumed our vitals.

Preposition: with

• thirst: They were parched with thirst with nothing to eat or drink beside the little bit of rain that remained in the puddle beside them.

• butterfly: The grassland was very parched with few butterflies in flight.

Modifying Another Word

• so: The ground so parched, the shrubs dropping leaves in an effort to just hang in there till the rain.

• very: The grassland was very parched with few butterflies in flight.