Object

• tank: In this case, birds who do not have a cardiac arrest at stunning will still be alive when they enter the scalding tank.

• cat: For scale competitions, the model has to fly in a scale like way, not like a scalded cat.

• syndrome: Staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome is an uncommon side effect of infection with staphylococcus aureus.

• accident: Most burn and scald accidents to children happen in the kitchen.

• milk: In a small saucepan, scald the milk then pour over the eggs stirring well.

• water: He was found fully clothed in a bath full of scalding water by two night care staff.

Converse of object

• cause: The bacteria that causes rain scald is called Dermatophilus congolensis.

• prevent: Set the temperature of your hot water heater to 60 degrees to prevent possible scalds.

• treat: For example, it can cost as much as £ 250,000 to treat one severe bath water scald.

Modifies a noun

• injury: Many are scald injuries, involving the use of kettles.

• accident: Key target group is children under 5 years old who suffer nearly 45 % of all severe burns and scalds accidents.

Modifying Another Word

• badly: The mill was working in 1904, as a boiler exploded and badly scalded three men.

• not: November Time of burns, not scalds Of intricate plots by dummies Stuffed with old clothes.

• then: Then scald a pudding cloth in hot water and lay out flat on a work surface.

Adjective complement

• hot: The hot water from the taps can, on occasion, be scalding hot.

Used with why or when

• when: For a violent burn or scald when the skin is off.

Preposition: from

• drink: They were typically cuts and bruises, often resulting from trips or falls, or scalds from hot drinks.

Noun used with modifier

• urine: Care must be taken to avoid Fly Strike in animals with urine scald or sticky bottom.

• rain: To make matters worse, he also has some of the worst rain scald on his legs that you have ever seen.

• leaf: Agronomic importance and control: Sugarcane leaf scald is a widespread and devastating disease.