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Scorch (Noun)

A discoloration caused by heat.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The fabric was marred by a noticeable scorch where the iron had sat too long.
The scorch on the countertop was a constant reminder of the kitchen fire.
A scorch had formed on the surface of the metal, indicating that it had been overheated.
The scorch on the leaves was a sign that the plant had been exposed to too much direct sunlight.
The scorch on the wood floor was difficult to remove, but a professional refinisher was able to restore the surface.

A surface burn.

Nouns denoting natural processes.

The scorch on her hand from the stove was starting to throb with pain.
As she touched the hot skillet, a scorch immediately formed on her palm.
The doctor carefully cleaned the scorch on his knee before applying a topical cream.
After a few seconds of exposure to the flame, a scorch appeared on the edge of the fabric.
The scorch on her arm from the sunburn was itchy and tender to the touch.

A plant disease that produces a browning or scorched appearance of plant tissues.

Nouns denoting natural processes.

The fungal infection caused a scorch on the leaves of the oak tree, leaving them discolored and brittle.
Inspectors found scorch on the grapevines, indicating a severe case of fungal disease that would impact the harvest.
The scorch on the tips of the branches was a clear sign that the tree was suffering from drought stress.
The disease caused a scorch to form on the stems of the plants, eventually killing them if left untreated.
Researchers studied the scorch on the leaves of the infected plants to better understand the progression of the disease.