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(a)
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
"
(a)
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
"
(s)
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
"
(s) (
color
)
bold
and
intense
; "
hot
pink
"
(s)
sexually
excited
or
exciting
; "
was
hot
for
her
"; "
hot
pants
"
(s)
recently
stolen
or
smuggled
; "
hot
merchandise
"; "
a
hot
car
"
(s)
very
fast
; "
a
blistering
pace
"; "
got
off
to
a
hot
start
"; "
in
hot
pursuit
"; "
a
red
-
hot
line
drive
"
(s)
wanted
by
the
police
; "
a
hot
suspect
"
(s)
performed
or
performing
with
unusually
great
skill
and
daring
and
energy
; "
a
hot
drummer
"; "
he
''
s
hot
tonight
"
(s)
having
a
piquant
burning
taste
of
spices
or
peppers
; "
gingery
Chinese
food
"; "
hot
peppers
"; "
hot
curry
"; "
corn
chips
with
peppery
salsa
"; "
spicy
tomato
sauce
"
(s)
very
popular
or
successful
; "
one
of
the
hot
young
talents
"; "
cabbage
patch
dolls
were
hot
last
season
"
(s)
very
unpleasant
or
even
dangerous
; "
make
it
hot
for
him
"; "
in
the
hot
seat
"; "
in
hot
water
"
(s)
newest
or
most
recent
; "
news
hot
off
the
press
"; "
red
-
hot
information
"
(s)
having
or
bringing
unusually
good
luck
; "
hot
at
craps
"; "
the
dice
are
hot
tonight
"
(s)
very
good
;
often
used
in
the
negative
; "
he
''
s
hot
at
math
but
not
so
hot
at
history
"
(s)
newly
made
; "
a
hot
scent
"
(s)
capable
of
quick
response
and
great
speed
; "
a
hot
sports
car
"
(s)
having
or
showing
great
eagerness
or
enthusiasm
; "
hot
for
travel
"
(s)
of
a
seeker
;
near
to
the
object
sought
; "
you
''
re
getting
warm
"; "
hot
on
the
trail
"
(s)
having
or
dealing
with
dangerously
high
levels
of
radioactivity
; "
hot
fuel
rods
"; "
a
hot
laboratory
"
(s)
charged
or
energized
with
electricity
; "
a
hot
wire
"; "
a
live
wire
"
(s)
marked
by
excited
activity
; "
a
hot
week
on
the
stock
market
"
hot Synonyms
blistering
gingery
hot
live
peppery
raging
red-hot
spicy
warm
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