Char ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Char ( verb )

To burn or scorch (something) superficially so as to change its color and texture.

Origin:

Late 17th century, of uncertain origin.

Examples:

1. The campfire charred the sticks black.
2. The chef charred the vegetables to add depth of flavor.
3. The fireworks display charred the night sky with brilliant colors.
4. The iron worker charred the metal to remove any impurities.
5. The sun had charred the land, leaving it barren and lifeless.

(As a noun)

Char ( noun )

To burn or scorch (something) superficially so as to change its color and texture.

Origin:

Late 17th century, of uncertain origin.

Examples:

1. The campfire charred the sticks black.
2. The chef charred the vegetables to add depth of flavor.
3. The fireworks display charred the night sky with brilliant colors.
4. The iron worker charred the metal to remove any impurities.
5. The sun had charred the land, leaving it barren and lifeless.