Converse of object

• score: Alan Comfort scored a scorcher to bring the score back to two one.

• have: Well for this year's fundraising walk along the canal we had a scorcher!

• hit: Magi hit a scorcher from the edge of the area into the top corner after the Caddington âkeeper had parried a previous effort.

Adjective modifier

• real: It was a fine sunny day, which promised to be a real scorcher.

• absolute: Already this summer is shaping up to be an absolute scorcher.

• little: Jack is a regular little scorcher and keeps the whole house in an uproar.

Modifies a noun

• today: Another scorcher today, but if we get lucky, there might be a thunderstorm later.

• :-: What a scorcher:- ) quick blog » Enjoying more sun.

Noun used with modifier

• summer: I was given the job of keeping her cool to get her fever down, during the hottest weeks of the summer scorcher!

Preposition: of

• day: Taken last year from above The Spyglass Inn at around 10.30am on what was to be a scorcher of a day.

Preposition: from

• yard: In the away leg, Mark Hateley scored with a scorcher from 25 yards and a McCoist header made it 2-0.