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melt verb To liquefy, dissolve, or disperse, and related senses. 1.a.Old English– intransitive. To become disintegrated, liquefied, or softened, esp. by the action of moisture; to dissolve. to melt in the mouth: (of food) to dissolve or disintegrate in the mouth with little or no chewing; (hence) to be unusually and delectably soft and smooth in texture; cf. (as if) butter wouldn't melt in his (also her, etc.) mouth at butter n.1