General:
* Scorched: Stronger than "burnt," implying a more intense heat and significant damage.
* Charred: Similar to "scorched" but suggesting a surface turned black and brittle by fire.
* Singed: A milder form of burning, often referring to a surface that is slightly damaged by heat.
* Incinerated: Complete destruction by fire, reduced to ashes.
* Combusted: Refers to the process of burning itself, rather than the result.
* Broiled: Used for food that is cooked by direct heat, usually in an oven.
* Roasted: Similar to "broiled" but often implying a slower cooking process.
* Baked: Describes food that is cooked in an oven, with a lower temperature than "broiled" or "roasted."
Figurative:
* Seared: Used metaphorically to describe a strong, painful experience that leaves a lasting impression.
* Scourged: Used metaphorically to describe something that has been severely damaged or punished.
* Consumed: Used to describe something that has been completely destroyed or devoured by fire.
The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the level of intensity you want to convey.