boiling

August 2nd, 2011 | 528 Entries

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528 Entries for “boiling”

  1. The sun was boiling hot as we lay there on the beach. Our skin was sunburned but we just laid there and laughed. It was one of those moments you look back on as an old woman and think about how that’s where it all began.

  2. When i looked across the street, i could see straight into Susan’s kitchen. She was slaving away over a boiling pot, frantically cooking because her relatives were coming to visit.

  3. water boils and it gets very hot. the temperature has to be very hot in order for things to boil. some things take longer to boil than others, which can be a total pain in the butt. you are usually cooking when something is boiling.

    by Emily on 08.03.2011
  4. The water that we put in the kettle then steep our tea in, preferably chamomile with bits of honey. Also the way you feel when you’re bloody mad about everything. This thing you avoid except when making tea.

    by Sheila on 08.03.2011
  5. The sun was boiling hot as we lay there on the beach. Our skin was sunburned but we just laid there and laughed. It was one of those moments you look back on as an old woman and think about how that’s where it all began.

    by Holly on 08.03.2011
  6. hot fire gasing in atmospheric tension swellin into an inferno of= pain never ceasing ever flowin ever hot burn love raging within a hapless individual anable to control the depths of his passions his life is foreever

    by Marcel Allen on 08.03.2011
  7. It was boiling hot here. The sweltering afternoon heat was driving me insane. I could take it no longer. So I took a nap. A refreshing, peaceful siesta. Perfect for the tropics.

  8. My mind, boiling, just short of the hundredth degree. Death is a sweet oasis. Mindlessness is sweeter or perhaps sweetness no longer matters.

  9. My blood is boiling…i can feel the fury working its way from my fists up. I rage and shake against everything that is happening. Is it a curse? A hex? Bad luck? Whatever it is, it makes my blood boil with injustice…

  10. It was at this point, where I realized I couldn’t take his attitude anymore. I needed an escape, so as he went on another dinner rant, I jumped out our window and down the fire escape, to experience a freedom I hadn’t encountered since the day I married him, effectively putting out the flame of spontaneity.

  11. I am in trouble now. Emotions are roiling around me, scalding me. The peak of the issue is here, and I am caught it a raging mass of burning lava. Its frightening, but liberating, for in those moments my true soul is revealed.

  12. boiling water in the pot on the stove, i prepare my lunch of macaroni and cheese just like almost every summer day. no, its not the only thing i can make, and yes, i am a good cook. i just find comfort in kraft macaroni and cheese. :)

    by Karoline on 08.03.2011
  13. Boiling water makes very good tea. Often if you don’t boil the water your tea is really light and doesn’t taste of anything but water. You can also boil milk to put in your tea.

    by Aban on 08.03.2011
  14. I remember when I was trying to cook around age 10 and splashed boiling water on my stomach somehow. I still have scars!! Oh, to be a young chef. Reminds me of chem. Oh, to hate school.

    by Hannah on 08.03.2011
  15. boiling of water is occured at 100 degrees celcius. boiling of some materials is higher of course. we are now trying to boil a mixture of sorbitol and glycerine at the lab. because i am a chemical engineer.

    by Fahrettin on 08.03.2011
  16. well when water is hot at its boiling point then it’ll boil and the thermometer stuck in it will go red like jess’s face aww isnt’ that jsut so cute?? so the hot water will have bubbles coming out of it and then the water can be used to make tea coffee and hot drinks. or if you’re feeeling bored u can just drink the water straight since you’re a boring and lifeless person.

    by phyX on 08.03.2011
  17. simmer pan pots growing ingulfing sinking cook bananas potatoes communicate family strange like centence wrist wood knife metal fan window bird sky leaf root earth lava hot simmer fat molecule water

    by Luke Morrill on 08.03.2011
  18. Rage.
    Boiling is how it starts. Then it either spills over and disintegrates, or evaporates into thin air.
    Either way, boiling rage disappears into nothingness eventually.
    Damaging its vessel and surroundings in the process.
    Rage.

    by travellati on 08.03.2011
  19. Turbulent heating of water, turning and falling, spinning. Cooling and heating in a rapid movement of disruptions.

    by Rin on 08.03.2011
  20. when emotions build up, out of control and out of reach. your blood flows faster and your mind is filled with incoherent ramblings that you can’t quite decipher. when things are boiling out of control like water on a stove that you can’t turn off.

  21. Excuse me? You want the water boiling? I think simmering is the proper way to do things! I remember the last time you tried to do something like this – we ended up going out to dinner! I really do not think that too many things really require boiling … and if they do, it is for a very short time. Three hours is way too much, I don’t care what you are cooking!

    by on 08.03.2011
  22. I held my hand awkwardly in front of me. I was afraid to touch it, afraid to touch anything, certain my skin would simply slip off. I had read horror stories about the consequences of liquid burns, but never took any precautions. I cursed my stupidity, my naivete, as I looked down at my rapidly blistering hand. Why couldn’t I have thought ahead and set the cup of noodles on the counter before I poured the water in?

  23. water in a pan, it is hot. you should not touch it! watch out! ouch! that hurts. i hate how hot it is. are you boiling noodles? that is strange? nevermind. ehh.

    by brooke on 08.03.2011
  24. water boils sometimes and mermaids swim in water i wish i was a mermaid bu ti wish for lots of things like a kiss from my super hot boyfriend but oh well i mean right i also wished for an itouch but that hasnt come true yet i hope i didnt get kicked out of babysitting yikes has it been sixty seconds yet?

    by Laura on 08.03.2011
  25. i get so mad sometimes. like a feeling inside me. i just wanna break lose and yell and scream. break something. that would describe my rage i guess. not heated, but boiling?

    by Megan on 08.03.2011
  26. Third time you have given me the word boiling.
    Are there any other words?
    Is it like a one a day type thing? Or do you just have to write about the word boiling in a million different ways? I guess that could be cool. It would be a challenge that’s for sure. Try to write once a day. Could you do it 365 times a day? I’m sure you could since there are no requirements.

    by Amelia on 08.03.2011
  27. Boiling.
    Anger. Everything inside of you is boiling. It’s not yet spewing. But once that one person that says that one tiny, minuscule thing to you, you blow up. You hate it.

  28. I already did this word!!! What’s the next word?
    I’m boiling with anger right now.
    Give me a new word!
    Wahh!
    I’m going to spam you.
    Just kidding I’m not that rude ;)
    Heh.
    la-dee dah.
    I’m not thinking I’m just writing and this is what you get.
    I like this guy named Luke and he likes me and it is so very wonderful. The bad thing is I’m going ten hours away next year :(
    time’s up!

    by anna on 08.02.2011
  29. When everything inside of you is boiling and once you add salt in, it just goes overboard. You hate the fact that all of your emotions are kept in, bottled up, boiling almost to the top, but not yet. And once that person says one LITTLE thing to you, your insides just start spewing over.

    by Michelle G. on 08.02.2011
  30. Boiling rage.
    My heart rages. You will send me to the grave just like Mumford said.
    I miss you. I want you. I need you.
    Gosh darnit, the first poem I wrote with the word boiling was so much better than this. I didn’t know I needed to insert my name and e-mail so I just hit submit and now it’s all deleted.
    I really am boiling with rage!

    by Amelia on 08.02.2011
  31. A twisted ankle broke the camel’s back, costing her the last possible form of stress relief available and once more leaving her isolated in front of a screen that sucked out motivation and defiled progress. Yes, she had hit a boiling point, and if he asked her one more damn time, he would be the first to find out exactly what that meant.

  32. If you leave an aluminum water bottle out in the sun will the water inside eventually boil? that would suck if it’s a hot day and you’re at marching band practice and suddenly you irreparably damage your mouth because you didn’t think to bring a regular plastic bottle even though the guy selling it assured you you were helping the environment

    by Lol on 08.02.2011
  33. This reminds me of boiling eggs or boiling potatoes. I think of food, holidays, and family when I think of boiling. Is there a psychological analysis in there somewhere? Maybe I secretly hate my family and am always angry at them. Hmmm….or maybe I’m just hungry….Well, off to the kitchen I go!!

    by Erin on 08.02.2011
  34. Boiling in oil is not the way Jack expected to die. It’s just so frigging cliche. He thought he’d die with bullets in his chest and/or in bed with a babe, and hell, who knew this whole New Orleans voodoo-hoodoo was real. “Honest, Lady,” he said. “I’m sorry, but you were gonna kill the friggin rooster anyway.”

    by HL Arledge on 08.02.2011
  35. Boing. That’s the effect she had on my blood. But I suppose, my blood was her blood. Although we called eachother “sister” we couldn’t have been further from it.

    by Rachel on 08.02.2011
  36. I’m boiling, just sitting here in my tub. With my thoughts and my smokes. Do I really even care about anything else anymore? Besides appearances anyway. I’m always fucking boiling. They never can do anything right, and god forbid I let them be wrong. Why should I though? I’m not doing rocket science; just have a routine at my greasy job. Who cares though? He doesn’t, but I do?

    by kayleigh on 08.02.2011
  37. The boiling pot didn’t set too well on my lap. It burned my dick and caused bubbles to sprout everywhere. I couldn’t make sound, the pain was so great. My scream was trapped inside my throat. Mushrooms began to sprout across my arms. I was confused. How could this be possible? I had no clue. I began to freak out. Remain calm, I told myself. There had to be some logical explanation. Yet, I could think of none. I threw the boiling pot onto the floor and began to nibble on the mushrooms. Shape and colors began to swirl around me.

    by Lucas wilson on 08.02.2011
  38. Boiling, rage beyond comprehension. Her meds fell to the floor, she was sick of feeling numb. At least this anger, that physically pained her, let her feel something.

    by bee chnr. on 08.02.2011
  39. There was a gentle rumble beside the bed, growing in intensity and deepening to a baritone roar, before a sharp click indicated that the water had been boiled. Grace then held the cup of chamomile tea to his lips.

  40. it’s all boiling in my head.
    the time of unspoken threat
    treading through dangerous waters
    unfinished letters forgotten in the darkest of spaces
    longing for the touch
    dreaming of the answers
    waiting in desolate towers
    until the last breath
    until death.