melt away



melt away

to melt into a liquid. The ice cubes melted away quickly in the intense heat. When the wax candles melted away, they ruined the lace tablecloth.
See also: away, melt

melt something away

to cause something to melt into a liquid. The sun melted the ice away. The sun melted away the ice.
See also: away, melt

melt away

to disappear The polls show him with a big lead now, but his support could melt away before the election.
Usage notes: sometimes used in the form melt something away: She put on some music that's meant to melt your tension away.
See also: away, melt

melt away

v.
1. To dissipate or fade away by or as if by melting: As the sun rose, the fog melted away.
2. To cause something to dissipate or fade away by or as if by melting: The medication melted my anxiety away. The soothing words melted away the child's fears.
See also: away, melt

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
VictorVIK-tər (English), veek-TOR (French)English, French, Portuguese, Romanian, Dutch, Swedish, Late Roman
Draper['dreipə]
Lusineh-Armenian
ArjaAHR-yahFinnish
Alexisah-LEK-sis (German), al-ek-SEE (French), ə-LEK-sis (English)German, French, English, Greek, Ancient Greek
TabbyTAB-eeEnglish