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melt out

melt out verb: to remove (a substance) by melting it.

Verb

melt out (third-person singular simple present melts out, present participle melting out, simple past and past participle melted out)

  1. (transitive) To remove (a substance) by melting it.

Forms of melt out

third-person singular presentmelts out
present participlemelting out
past participlemelted out
pastmelted out

Questions about melt out

What does melt out mean?
Melt out means to remove (a substance) by melting it.
What part of speech is melt out?
Melt out is a verb.
What is the past tense of melt out?
The past tense of melt out is melted out.

Words near melt out in the dictionary

  1. melt
  2. melt away
  3. melt down
  4. melt in the mouth
  5. melt into
  6. melt out
  7. melt pond
  8. melt ponds
  9. melt sandwich
  10. melt sandwiches
  11. melt someone's butter

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