👉 Sure! "Acid burn" is a term used to describe a painful, hot sensation that can occur when your body is exposed to acidic substances such as vinegar, lemon juice, or hydrogen peroxide. It's often used humorously in situations where someone has to deal with the unpleasant effects of acidic beverages.
Here's an example sentence using "acidic" and "burn": - "The teacher said I had 'acted acid' by not drinking a cup of coffee before lunch today." - "She tried to explain that she was "acting acid," but it felt like vinegar on her tongue."
