boil away

verb

1. adverb to cause (liquid) to evaporate completely by boiling or (of liquid) to evaporate completely

Example Sentences

While we are talking, the broth starts to bubble, then boil away.

From BBC

“Imagine if Earth were much, much closer to the Sun. So close that an entire year lasts only a few hours. So close that gravity has locked one hemisphere in permanent searing daylight and the other in endless darkness. So close that the oceans boil away, rocks begin to melt, and the clouds rain lava.”

From Seattle Times

The whites would boil away on the stove awhile.

From Literature

Even that improbable worst-case scenario it would take “weeks to months” for the 2,000 fuel assembly pieces in the Chernobyl deep water pool to boil away, added von Hippel.

From Seattle Times

Several fissures opened up in the walls of the crater, which was filled with water; sizzling lava poured through the cracks and into the lake, causing the water to boil away as it was replaced with the molten rock.

From Scientific American