swelt /swelt/

1. To die (obsolete or dialect)
2. To faint (Spenser, obsolete Scot)
3. To swelter (obsolete)
4. To pass like a fever (Spenser)

sweltˈer intransitive verb

1. To endure great heat
2. To sweat copiously or feel faint or oppressed by heat
3. To exude (in passive; archaic)

1. To overpower, as with heat
2. To exude (archaic; Shakespeare)

1. A sweltering
2. A sweating
3. Sweltered venom (archaic)

sweltˈered adjective

• sing another tune
• Singaporean
• Singapore Sling
• singe
• singed
• singed cat
• singed cats
• singeing
• singer
• singers
• singer-songwriter
• singer-songwriters
• singes
• Singhalese
• singing
• singing-bird
• singing-birds
• singing flame
• singing flames
• singing-galleries
• singing-gallery
• singing hinnies
• singing hinny
• singingly
• singing-man