Blister

What do we mean by blister?

A local swelling of the skin that contains watery fluid and is caused by burning or irritation. noun

A similar swelling on a plant. noun

A raised bubble, as on a painted or laminated surface. noun

A rounded, bulging, usually transparent structure, such as one used for observation on certain aircraft or for display and protection of packaged products. noun

To cause a blister to form on. intransitive verb

To reprove harshly. intransitive verb

To break out in or as if in blisters. intransitive verb

To raise a blister or blisters on, as by a burn, medical application, or friction: as, to blister one's hands.

To raise filmy vesicles on by heat: as, too high a temperature will blister paint; blistered steel. See blister-steel.

Figuratively, to cause to suffer as if from blisters; subject to burning shame or disgrace.

To rise in blisters, or become blistered.

A thin vesicle on the skin, containing watery matter or serum, whether occasioned by a burn or other injury, by a vesicatory, or by disease; a pustule. noun

An elevation made by the lifting up of an external film or skin by confined air or fluid, as on plants, or by the swelling of the substance at the surface, as on steel. noun

Something applied to the skin to raise a blister, as a plaster of Spanish flies, mustard, etc., as a means of counter-irritation; a vesicatory. noun

In castings of different materials, an effect caused by the presence of confined bubbles of air or gas. noun

A distortion of peach-leaves caused by the fungus Exoascus deformans; bladder-blight. See Exoascus. Also called blistering. noun

A swelling on a metal plate; a bag. noun

A young oyster. noun

A small bubble between the layers of the skin that contains watery or bloody fluid and is caused by friction and pressure, burning, freezing, chemical irritation, disease or infection.

A swelling on a plant.

Something applied to the skin to raise a blister; a vesicatory or other applied medicine.

A bubble, as on a painted surface.

(roofing) An enclosed pocket of air, which may be mixed with water or solvent vapor, trapped between impermeable layers of felt or between the membrane and substrate.

A type of pre-formed packaging made from plastic that contains cavities.

A cause of annoyance

Some lazy bastard who always misteriously appears after the hard work has been finished, much like a blister Urban Dictionary

A type of retail packaging that looks like a transparent bubble glued or taped to a cardboard backing. Urban Dictionary

A person that does hardly any work Urban Dictionary

It's a skin elevation full of water after and infection or burning Urban Dictionary

A combination of blister and B-list meaning an annoying person who is not in your preferred group of friends or colleagues. Urban Dictionary

A fan of albertsstuff, or flamingo. These fans are young sometimes so can be toxic but most of them are super sweet. A lot of people hate on them for liking flamingo though. Urban Dictionary

To be extremely intoxicated Urban Dictionary

The term "blistered" is used to describe a state of uber inebriation, often due to inhilation of marijuana smoke. Urban Dictionary

A homosexual man Urban Dictionary

Computer code that is used to link tables in a database without using SQL. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to blister:
blister, bluster, blaster, lister, glister, bister, balister, blitter, klister, alister, brister, blistex.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word blister:
meloe, cementation, blisters, ribes, rust, packs, irritant, sore, crucible, beetle, dermatitis, pvc, blistering, cutaneous, tactile, packaging, anode, hangar, pack, mustard, pines, copper, blight, clemens, refining, fungal, smelting, worm, fungus, furnace, melted, tablets, cavity, sulfur, wrought, peel, spp, yellowstone, skin, alloys, lesions, painful, heal, finger, burn, agents, moth, friction, mold, canopy, pharmaceutical, mortality, tissues, pine, nerve, plaster, steel, pitching, agent, boxes, package, tons, toxic, perimeter, toys, infected, airfield, wound, fingers, fuselage, aluminum, plastic, accidentally, inning, fluid, blast, cards, chemical, larvae, leaf, underneath, pocket, symptoms, insects, barrier, toy, mature, sheet, card, containing, strip, nose, violent, foot, genus, ore, sun, tissue, box, infection.

Words that rhyme with blister:
sister, mr, transistor, mister, twister, lister, stepsister, hyster, pfister, kister, tongue twister, fister, half sister, pistor, sob sister, big sister, istre, joseph lister, brister, little sister, rister, junction transistor, foster sister, lyster, assist her, dismissed her, enlist her, hissed her, kissed her, kist her, list her, missed her, pissed her, resist her, twist her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe blister:
large, small, subepidermal, big, white, perpetual, little, fly, painful, huge, red, sore, filled, cold, single, common, liquid, open, tiny, mild, infected, intact, ordinary, broken, superficial, strong, fresh, black, intraepidermal, enormous, leaf, blood, bad, occasional, active, sized, clear, light, ruptured, circular, epidermal, purulent, nasty, slight, hemorrhagic, typical, smart, giant, raw, solid, watery, ugly, yellow, pine, transparent, serous, powerful, spanish, subcorneal, flaccid, induced, plastic, angry, tense, minute, unbroken, starboard, shaped, cutaneous, gigantic, thin, round, septic, fat, suprabasal.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective blister:
copper, steel, beetles, formation, rust, beetle, fluid, base, blight, canker, mite, plasters, flies, packaging, cells, rusts, pack, gases, packs, serum, control, cytolysis, fluids, package, gas, resistance, city, fly, feet, mites, cress, roasting, agent, pine, debridement, producing, epidermis.

Consonant match to blister:
bluster, blaster, blasty, blasto, blasto-, blast a, blast he, blast her, bless to, blessed a, blessed he, blessed her, blessed to, blessed too, blessed who, blest a, blest her, blest to.

Words that sound like blister:
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