hot
hot
hɑ:t
haat
/hɒt/

Definition & Meaning of "hot"in English

01

having a higher than normal temperature

hot definition and meaning
Examples
I turned on the air conditioner because it was getting too hot inside.
02

sexually attractive or desirable

hot definition and meaning
Examples
She found herself drawn to him because she thought he was hot.
03

(of food) having a spicy or peppery flavor that causes a burning sensation in the mouth

hot definition and meaning
Examples
The curry was so hot that I had to drink several glasses of water to cool down.
04

having bright, warm colors such as red or orange that convey energy

Examples
The artist 's palette was filled with hot colors that made the painting vibrant.
05

very good or impressive

Examples
The team 's latest product is a hot success, exceeding all sales expectations.
06

carrying an electrical current

Examples
The electrician warned us that the wires were hot and needed to be handled with care.
07

characterized by intense or passionate engagement

Examples
The hot debate in the council chamber led to a heated exchange of ideas.
08

having recent relevance and excitement

Examples
The artist 's new single is generating hot buzz among fans.
09

relating to radioactive materials that emit radiation

Examples
The lab was equipped to handle hot samples safely.
10

having a quality that poses risks or challenges

Examples
The situation became hot when the protesters clashed with the police.
11

sought after by law enforcement for criminal reasons

Examples
After the robbery, the suspect became hot and was featured on the evening news.
12

having an indication of being very close to discovering or guessing something in a children's game

Examples
The seeker shouted, “ You ’re getting hot! ” as the players moved closer to the hiding spot.
13

too risky, under surveillance, or attracting police attention

Slang
Examples
Do n't go back there; it 's hot right now.
01

in a manner that is intensely warm

Examples
The sun shines hot in the summer, making it perfect for beach days.
to hot
01

to make something warm or increase its temperature

Transitive
Examples
The chef decided to hot the soup on the stove before serving it.
02

to become heated

Intransitive
Examples
The metal begins to hot when placed over the flame.
03

to become more intense or passionate

Intransitive
Examples
The festival started to hot as the sun began to set and the crowd grew larger.
04

to make something more intense or thrilling

Transitive
Examples
The director aimed to hot the plot by adding unexpected twists and turns.
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