1. small bubbles of fluid that form under the skin, usually caused by friction, burns, or irritation
Usage: plural of blister
2. bubble-like swellings or raised areas on a surface
Usage: plural of blister

1. to form blisters or cause blisters to form
Usage: third person singular present tense of blister

Examples

• The new shoes gave her painful blisters on her heels.
• Paint blisters formed on the wall where moisture had seeped through.
• His hands developed blisters after raking leaves all afternoon.
• The heat blisters the paint on old buildings.
• She popped the blisters on her feet with a sterile needle.
• The sun blisters unprotected skin very quickly.
• Water blisters appeared under the fresh coat of paint.