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ADJECTIVE hot COMPARATIVE hotter SUPERLATIVE hottest
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hot English

Meaning hot meaning

What does hot mean?
Definitions in simple English

hot Adjective

— Something that is hot is high in temperature. The sun is very hot. — Someone who is hot is sexually attractive. Woah, that woman is hot! — Something that is hot is very radioactive. The atoll is the hottest on Earth.

hot

— adjective used of physical heat; having a high or higher than desirable temperature or giving off heat or feeling or causing a sensation of heat or burning hot stove hot water a hot August day a hot stuffy room she's hot and tired a hot forehead — adjective (= raging) characterized by violent and forceful activity or movement; very intense the fighting became hot and heavy a hot engagement a raging battle the river became a raging torrent — adjective extended meanings; especially of psychological heat; marked by intensity or vehemence especially of passion or enthusiasm a hot temper a hot topic a hot new book a hot love affair a hot argument — adjective (color) bold and intense hot pink — adjective sexually excited or exciting was hot for her hot pants — adjective recently stolen or smuggled hot merchandise a hot car — adjective (= blistering, red-hot) very fast; capable of quick response and great speed a hot sports car a blistering pace got off to a hot start in hot pursuit a red-hot line drive — adjective performed or performing with unusually great skill and daring and energy a hot drummer he's hot tonight — adjective wanted by the police a hot suspect — adjective producing a burning sensation on the taste nerves hot salsa jalapeno peppers are very hot — adjective having or showing great eagerness or enthusiasm hot for travel — adjective newly made a hot scent — adjective very good; often used in the negative he's hot at math but not so hot at history — adjective having or bringing unusually good luck hot at craps the dice are hot tonight — adjective (= red-hot) newest or most recent news hot off the press red-hot information — adjective marked by excited activity a hot week on the stock market — adjective (= live) charged or energized with electricity a hot wire a live wire — adjective of a seeker; very near to the object sought you are hot — adjective having or dealing with dangerously high levels of radioactivity hot fuel rods a hot laboratory — adjective very unpleasant or even dangerous make it hot for him in the hot seat in hot water — adjective very popular or successful one of the hot young talents cabbage patch dolls were hot last season

Synonyms hot synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as hot?

hot English » English

warm spicy heat burning sultry pungent peppery torrid heated scorching feverish ardent burn intense very warm sweltering strong sharp red-hot passionate fresh fervent biting vehement sexy raging popular piquant fiery fervid fast become hot warmth very hot thrilling thermal sunny sun sizzling recent fierce fascinating exciting excited close absorbing tough tasty sweat sunstroke

Topics hot topics

What do people use hot to talk about?
States Quality

Hot
Universe, creation Sky

Weather
Work and occupation Finance Dishonest financial practices

Steal
Person Sense, perceive

Taste
Language and thought Emotion Feel good Interested

Enthusiastic
States Quality Light

Color
Grammar Part of speech

Adjectives
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Angry
Person Healthy Symptom of disease

Fever
Daily life Food Food preparation

Cooking utensil
Daily life Fire

Burn
Work and occupation Tool

Holding tool
States Time Period of time

Season
States Time Aspectual time Age

New

Conjugation hot conjugation

How do you conjugate hot?

hot · verb

Examples hot examples

How do I use hot in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom likes hot curry.
Don't pour hot water into the glass or it will crack.
You don't look so hot.
Strike while the iron is hot.
It's very hot today, isn't it?
I burned my fingers on a hot iron.
Hot tears ran down her cheeks.
It's fucking hot.
The soup I had was so hot I couldn't drink it.
Everybody in the park looked up at the hot air balloon.
It's so hot that you could cook an egg on the hood of a car.
It is very hot today.
It's very hot today.
Who wants some hot chocolate?
Who wants hot chocolate?
The hot sun baked the ground dry.
Summers are very hot in Kyoto.
Please give me something hot to drink.
Can I please have something hot to drink?
I want something hot to drink.
There's nothing like a good hot bath.
The geyser sends up a column of hot water every two hours.
I don't like to cook when it's hot outside.
Summer days can be very, very hot.
May I have something hot to drink?
Do you have anything hot?

Movie subtitles

In the whole world, eating eggs in the Hot Room is the best.
So this is how Hot Room looks like.
No matter how hot you get at night, keep your windows closed.
I know, she is such a hot shade of black, right?
And in fact, maybe it was like I could almost be a normal person, with a girl who cared about me, who was. hot.
Those planets are all going to be so hot, you can't develop something as complex as life.
Even if it weren't that hot, the atmospheric pressure at the surface is 90 times the Earth's atmospheric pressure, so you'd be crushed.
Hot enough to melt lead.
Like the boiling hot springs of Yellowstone national park.
The hot springs at Yellowstone can be PH1, just like battery acid...and 1 94 degrees.
Dr Mark Young is an astrobiologist looking very closely at Yellowstone's hot springs.
We're finding micro-organisms not only living in these hot springs but flourishing.
Buckle up. Medics are coming in hot with two cirque performers who just fell 20 feet. Illyana!
Hot jazz?
Tell me, hot stuff, exactly what is it you think we've done?
This area right above the clouds is scorching hot.
In the morning the servant serves Lebel hot chocolate that he leaves untouched.
In her enthusiasm she pushes on the tray and gets hot chocolate on her.
Easy, easy. The kiss is hot you could burn your moustache.
Give me your hand, ah, it's soft and hot, and it feels pleasant.
From climates hot and scalding, the Captain has arrived.
Take Abyssinia. And I'll take a hot butterscotch sundae on rye.
It's much too hot!
Alexander, don't you think it unusually hot this month?
Well, maybe it ain't so hot.
Things must be getting pretty hot.
This is hot.
From now on, we're hot.
It was as hot as a hot dog, and Frankie's team looked like they were running out of steam.
It's hot!
You must be hot.
It's hot in here.
Medics are coming in hot with two cirque performers who just fell 20 feet.
Do you like jazz? Hot jazz?
Hey, I'm sorry I. ruined your hot date.
What about your hot dates next week?
Oh, that's so hot.
I got to figure out how to get my phone stolen by a bunch of hot 20-year-olds all the time.
Is this outfit guy hot or girl hot?
You are girl, guy, animal, and tree hot.

News and current affairs

After all, institutions are not hot-house plants capable of being planted in any soil and climate.
American unilateralism is much less in evidence in the world's other hot spots, such as North Korea and Iran, both because of the costs of the war in Iraq and the realities of the situation in those other regions.
Neutral foreign observers should be asked to be deployed in major hot spots and be asked to identify anyone on either side who violates any of the agreement's clauses.
It also invites destabilizing hot-money capital inflows.
Many live in hot places that are getting even hotter, and hundreds of millions of them are subsistence farmers who depend on rainfall to grow their crops.
Almost all climate models are running far too hot, meaning that the real challenge of global warming has been exaggerated.
Although some of this may sound like the normal hot air of goodwill found at the end of all summits, the very public commitments of the two leaders will provide real impetus to move ahead.
They will ask them why they did not take more aggressive steps to return nominal incomes and demand to trend levels when they were sitting in the hot seats.
Young Indian factory workers who fail to follow instructions are sometimes regret branded with red-hot iron rods, and some teenage Thai prostitutes are disciplined by having acid thrown in their faces.
CAMBRIDGE - What impact will China's slowdown have on the red-hot contemporary art market?
Northern regions, for example, could enjoy a longer growing season for some crops, while more Southerly regions, which are already hot, might suffer from the adverse effects of rising temperatures.
Finally, tightened financial market regulation could perhaps slow some of the hot-money flows that exaggerate the booms and busts.
Now, trade deficits are like hot potatoes.
On a hot day in New York, locals sprawl out on the grass fields of Central Park, not on asphalt parking lots or concrete sidewalks.
If the couple sizzled for cameras with Luxor and Petra as the backdrop, just imagine how hot things could get at the most romantic spot on Earth, the Taj Mahal.
MADRID - The ongoing crisis in Ukraine has been a hot topic of analysis for almost a year.
That is why hurricanes occur in hot tropical regions, and at the end of the summer months, when the sea surface temperatures are at their annual maximum.
Unfortunately, the Communist Party's tolerance of such civic activity blows hot and cold.
But if they continue to resist, China may face hot trade disputes with the US, which could be even messier.
Go to Seoul or Brasilia, and you will hear complaints about the US Federal Reserve's hyper-expansionary monetary policies, which are leaving emerging markets awash in hot money and raising the specter of asset bubbles.
There are few reports on the effects of the accident on wild animals, but we know that in some radiation hot spots trees and wildlife died.
Indeed, were it not for the 400 fathers who petitioned for the rescue of their kidnapped children who had been sold into slavery, Hongdong County would still remain a tourism hot spot for Chinese people seeking their roots.
The past couple of weeks have been among the most momentous periods since our reunification with China in 1997, and it has left me in the hot seat as Hong Kong's Acting Chief Executive.
As equatorial regions become too hot and arid to sustain agriculture, rising temperatures in the north will make agriculture more productive.
Traditional US investors are at a loss to explain why a company earnings are suddenly a poor way to predict what stocks will be hot and which likely to fail.
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