hot
hot
hɑ:t
haat
British pronunciation
/hɒt/

Definition & Meaning of "hot"in English

01

having a higher than normal temperature

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I turned on the air conditioner because it was getting too hot inside.
She wore a hat to protect herself from the hot sun.
02

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

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The curry was so hot that I had to drink several glasses of water to cool down.
She enjoys hot salsa with her tacos for an extra kick.
03

sexually attractive or desirable

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She found herself drawn to him because she thought he was hot.
In the movie, the main character is depicted as a hot and desirable bachelor.
04

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

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The artist 's palette was filled with hot colors that made the painting vibrant.
She chose hot red curtains to add a pop of color to the room.
05

very good or impressive

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The team 's latest product is a hot success, exceeding all sales expectations.
He shared a hot idea that could change the way we approach marketing.
06

carrying an electrical current

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The electrician warned us that the wires were hot and needed to be handled with care.
After the repair, make sure the circuit is not left hot to avoid any accidents.
07

characterized by intense or passionate engagement

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The hot debate in the council chamber led to a heated exchange of ideas.
The topic of climate change sparked a hot discussion at the town hall meeting.
08

having recent relevance and excitement

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The artist 's new single is generating hot buzz among fans.
The hottest trends this season are all about sustainable fashion.
09

relating to radioactive materials that emit radiation

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The lab was equipped to handle hot samples safely.
They wore protective gear when working with hot waste.
10

having a quality that poses risks or challenges

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The situation became hot when the protesters clashed with the police.
They found themselves in a hot spot during the earthquake, making it hard to escape.
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sought after by law enforcement for criminal reasons

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After the robbery, the suspect became hot and was featured on the evening news.
He realized he was hot when he noticed police cars circling his neighborhood.
12

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

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The seeker shouted, “ You ’re getting hot! ” as the players moved closer to the hiding spot.
She giggled as her friends insisted she was hot, only a few steps away from the hidden treasure.
13

too risky, under surveillance, or attracting police attention

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Do n't go back there; it 's hot right now.
That area was hot last night after the robbery.
01

in a manner that is intensely warm

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The sun shines hot in the summer, making it perfect for beach days.
The soup was served hot, inviting everyone to dig in immediately.
to hot
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to make something warm or increase its temperature

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The chef decided to hot the soup on the stove before serving it.
Please hot the leftovers in the microwave for a quick meal.
02

to become heated

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The metal begins to hot when placed over the flame.
The soup will hot on the stove if left unattended.
03

to become more intense or passionate

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The festival started to hot as the sun began to set and the crowd grew larger.
Tensions in the meeting began to hot when conflicting opinions were raised.
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to make something more intense or thrilling

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The director aimed to hot the plot by adding unexpected twists and turns.
The marketing team worked to hot the campaign with vibrant visuals and catchy slogans.
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