Melt
91melt in your mouth — melt in the/(your) mouth if food melts in your mouth, it is soft and tastes very pleasant. This sponge cake just melts in your mouth …
92melt in mouth — melt in the/(your) mouth if food melts in your mouth, it is soft and tastes very pleasant. This sponge cake just melts in your mouth …
93melt your heart — If something melts your heart, it affects you emotionally and you cannot control the feeling …
94melt|a|bil|i|ty — «MEHL tuh BIHL uh tee», noun. the capacity of being melted …
95melt|a|ble — «MEHL tuh buhl», adjective. that can be melted …
96melt|down — «MEHLT DOWN», noun. 1. a condition in which the radioactive fuel of a nuclear reactor melts through its insulation and is released because of a breakdown of its cooling system: »If there were to be a meltdown, the release of radioactivity would… …
97melt|ing point — «MEHL tihng», the temperature at which a solid substance melts, especially under a pressure of one atmosphere; fusing point. Different substances have different melting points. Tungsten has the highest melting point of all metallic elements. Abbr …
98melt|wa|ter — «MEHLT WT uhr, WOT », noun. water formed from melting ice or snow, especially from a glacier: »A valley glacier…is far wider and thicker than the corresponding stream of meltwater (Science News) …
99melt into something — ˈmelt into sth derived to gradually become part of sth and therefore become difficult to see • Once the introductions had been made, she melted into the background. Main entry: ↑meltderived …
100melt something down — ˌmelt sthˈdown derived to heat a metal or ↑wax object until it is liquid, especially so that the metal or ↑wax can be used to make sth else • Many of the bronze statues were melted down and used to make weapons. related noun ↑meltdown Main entry …
