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hotter


 
  Overview  of  adj  hot 
 
  The  adj  hot  has  22  senses  (first  7  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (58)  hot  --  (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") 
  2.  (4)  hot,  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") 
  3.  (3)  hot  --  (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") 
  4.  (1)  hot  --  ((color)  bold  and  intense;  "hot  pink") 
  5.  (1)  hot  --  (sexually  excited  or  exciting;  "was  hot  for  her";  "hot  pants") 
  6.  (1)  hot  --  ((informal)  recently  stolen  or  smuggled;  "hot  merchandise";  "a  hot  car") 
  7.  (1)  blistering,  hot,  red-hot  --  (very  fast  "a  blistering  pace";  "got  off  to  a  hot  start";  "in  hot  pursuit";  "a  red-hot  line  drive") 
  8.  hot  --  (wanted  by  the  police;  "a  hot  suspect") 
  9.  hot  --  ((informal)  performed  or  performing  with  unusually  great  skill  and  daring  and  energy;  "a  hot  drummer";  "he's  hot  tonight") 
  10.  gingery,  hot,  peppery,  spicy  --  (having  a  piquant  burning  taste  of  spices  or  peppers;  "gingery  Chinese  food";  "hot  peppers";  "hot  curry";  "corn  chips  with  peppery  salsa";  "spicy  tomato  sauce") 
  11.  hot  --  ((informal)  very  popular  or  successful;  "one  of  the  hot  young  talents";  "cabbage  patch  dolls  were  hot  last  season") 
  12.  hot  --  (very  unpleasant  or  even  dangerous;  "make  it  hot  for  him";  "in  the  hot  seat";  "in  hot  water") 
  13.  hot,  red-hot  --  (newest  or  most  recent;  "news  hot  off  the  press";  "red-hot  information") 
  14.  hot  --  (having  or  bringing  unusually  good  luck;  "hot  at  craps";  "the  dice  are  hot  tonight") 
  15.  hot  --  (very  good;  often  used  in  the  negative;  "he's  hot  at  math  but  not  so  hot  at  history") 
  16.  hot  --  (newly  made  "a  hot  scent") 
  17.  hot  --  (capable  of  quick  response  and  great  speed;  "a  hot  sports  car") 
  18.  hot  --  (having  or  showing  great  eagerness  or  enthusiasm;  "hot  for  travel") 
  19.  warm,  hot  --  (of  a  seeker;  near  to  the  object  sought;  "you're  getting  warm";  "hot  on  the  trail") 
  20.  hot  --  (having  or  dealing  with  dangerously  high  levels  of  radioactivity;  "hot  fuel  rods";  "a  hot  laboratory") 
  21.  hot,  live  --  ((electricity)  charged  or  energized  with  electricity;  "a  hot  wire";  "a  live  wire") 
  22.  hot  --  ((informal)  marked  by  excited  activity;  "a  hot  week  on  the  stock  market") 
 
  Antonyms  of  adj  hot 
 
  22  senses  of  hot 
 
  Sense  1 
  hot  (vs.  cold) 
 
  cold  (vs.  hot) 
  =>  acold 
  =>  algid 
  =>  arctic,  freezing,  frigid,  gelid,  glacial,  icy,  polar 
  =>  bleak,  cutting,  raw 
  =>  chilled,  ice-cold,  iced 
  =>  chilled,  shivering 
  =>  crisp,  frosty,  nipping,  nippy,  snappy,  parky 
  =>  frigorific 
  =>  frore 
  =>  frosted,  frosty,  rimed,  rimy 
  =>  refrigerant,  refrigerating 
  =>  shivery 
  =>  stone-cold 
  =>  unheated,  unwarmed 
  =>  heatless 
  =>  refrigerated 
 
  Sense  2 
  hot,  raging 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  violent)  ->  nonviolent 
 
  Sense  3 
  hot  (vs.  cold) 
 
  cold  (vs.  hot) 
  =>  emotionless,  passionless 
  =>  frigid,  frosty,  frozen,  glacial,  icy,  wintry 
 
  Sense  4 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  warm)  ->  cool 
 
  Sense  5 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  sexy)  ->  unsexy 
 
  Sense  6 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  illegal)  ->  legal 
 
  Sense  7 
  blistering,  hot,  red-hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  fast)  ->  slow 
 
  Sense  8 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  wanted)  ->  unwanted 
 
  Sense  9 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  skilled)  ->  unskilled 
 
  Sense  10 
  gingery,  hot,  peppery,  spicy 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  pungent)  ->  bland 
 
  Sense  11 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  popular)  ->  unpopular 
 
  Sense  12 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  unpleasant)  ->  pleasant 
 
  Sense  13 
  hot,  red-hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  new)  ->  old 
 
  Sense  14 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  lucky)  ->  unlucky,  luckless 
 
  Sense  15 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  good)  ->  bad 
 
  Sense  16 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  fresh)  ->  stale 
 
  Sense  17 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  fast)  ->  slow 
 
  Sense  18 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  eager)  ->  uneager 
 
  Sense  19 
  warm,  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  near)  ->  far 
 
  Sense  20 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  radioactive)  ->  nonradioactive 
 
  Sense  21 
  hot,  live 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  charged)  ->  uncharged 
 
  Sense  22 
  hot 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  active)  ->  inactive 
 
  Similarity  of  adj  hot 
 
  22  senses  of  hot 
 
  Sense  1 
  hot  (vs.  cold) 
  =>  baking,  baking  hot 
  =>  blistering,  blistery 
  =>  boiling,  scalding 
  =>  burning(postnominal) 
  =>  calefacient,  warming 
  =>  calefactory,  calefactive,  heating 
  =>  calorifacient 
  =>  calorific 
  =>  heated,  heated  up  het,  het  up 
  =>  hottish 
  =>  red-hot 
  =>  sizzling 
  =>  sultry,  stifling,  sulfurous,  sulphurous 
  =>  sweltering,  sweltry 
  =>  thermal 
  =>  torrid,  sultry 
  =>  tropical,  tropic 
  =>  white,  white-hot 
  =>  fervent,  fervid 
  =>  fiery,  igneous 
  =>  heatable 
  =>  overheated 
  =>  scorching 
  Also  See->  warm#1 
 
  Sense  2 
  hot,  raging 
  =>  violent  (vs.  nonviolent) 
 
  Sense  3 
  hot  (vs.  cold) 
  =>  boiling,  sizzling 
  =>  fiery,  flaming 
  =>  heated 
  =>  red-hot,  sizzling 
  =>  sensual,  sultry 
  =>  torrid 
  =>  white-hot 
  Also  See->  passionate#1 
 
  Sense  4 
  hot 
  =>  warm  (vs.  cool) 
 
  Sense  5 
  hot 
  =>  sexy  (vs.  unsexy) 
 
  Sense  6 
  hot 
  =>  illegal  (vs.  legal) 
 
  Sense  7 
  blistering,  hot,  red-hot 
  =>  fast  (vs.  slow) 
 
  Sense  8 
  hot 
  =>  wanted  (vs.  unwanted) 
 
  Sense  9 
  hot 
  =>  skilled  (vs.  unskilled) 
 
  Sense  10 
  gingery,  hot,  peppery,  spicy 
  =>  pungent  (vs.  bland) 
 
  Sense  11 
  hot 
  =>  popular  (vs.  unpopular) 
 
  Sense  12 
  hot 
  =>  unpleasant  (vs.  pleasant) 
 
  Sense  13 
  hot,  red-hot 
  =>  new  (vs.  old) 
 
  Sense  14 
  hot 
  =>  lucky  (vs.  unlucky) 
 
  Sense  15 
  hot 
  =>  good  (vs.  bad) 
 
  Sense  16 
  hot 
  =>  fresh  (vs.  stale) 
 
  Sense  17 
  hot 
  =>  fast  (vs.  slow) 
 
  Sense  18 
  hot 
  =>  eager  (vs.  uneager) 
 
  Sense  19 
  warm,  hot 
  =>  near  (vs.  far),  close 
 
  Sense  20 
  hot 
  =>  radioactive  (vs.  nonradioactive) 
 
  Sense  21 
  hot,  live 
  =>  charged  (vs.  uncharged) 
 
  Sense  22 
  hot 
  =>  active  (vs.  inactive) 
 
  Attributes  of  adj  hot 
 
  2  of  22  senses  of  hot 
 
  Sense  1 
  hot  (vs.  cold) 
  =>  temperature 
 
  Sense  3 
  hot  (vs.  cold) 
  =>  emotionality,  emotionalism 
 
  Familiarity  of  adj  hot 
 
  hot  used  as  an  adjective  is  very  familiar  (polysemy  count  =  22) 
 
  Grep  of  adj  hot 
  baking  hot 
  bloodshot 
  hot 
  hot-blooded 
  hot-tempered 
  hot  and  bothered 
  hot  under  the  collar 
  hotheaded 
  hottish 
  overshot 
  red-hot 
  shot 
  undershot 
  white-hot 
 
  Overview  of  adj  hot 
 
  The  adj  hot  has  22  senses  (first  7  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (58)  hot  --  (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") 
  2.  (4)  hot,  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") 
  3.  (3)  hot  --  (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") 
  4.  (1)  hot  --  ((color)  bold  and  intense;  "hot  pink") 
  5.  (1)  hot  --  (sexually  excited  or  exciting;  "was  hot  for  her";  "hot  pants") 
  6.  (1)  hot  --  ((informal)  recently  stolen  or  smuggled;  "hot  merchandise";  "a  hot  car") 
  7.  (1)  blistering,  hot,  red-hot  --  (very  fast  "a  blistering  pace";  "got  off  to  a  hot  start";  "in  hot  pursuit";  "a  red-hot  line  drive") 
  8.  hot  --  (wanted  by  the  police;  "a  hot  suspect") 
  9.  hot  --  ((informal)  performed  or  performing  with  unusually  great  skill  and  daring  and  energy;  "a  hot  drummer";  "he's  hot  tonight") 
  10.  gingery,  hot,  peppery,  spicy  --  (having  a  piquant  burning  taste  of  spices  or  peppers;  "gingery  Chinese  food";  "hot  peppers";  "hot  curry";  "corn  chips  with  peppery  salsa";  "spicy  tomato  sauce") 
  11.  hot  --  ((informal)  very  popular  or  successful;  "one  of  the  hot  young  talents";  "cabbage  patch  dolls  were  hot  last  season") 
  12.  hot  --  (very  unpleasant  or  even  dangerous;  "make  it  hot  for  him";  "in  the  hot  seat";  "in  hot  water") 
  13.  hot,  red-hot  --  (newest  or  most  recent;  "news  hot  off  the  press";  "red-hot  information") 
  14.  hot  --  (having  or  bringing  unusually  good  luck;  "hot  at  craps";  "the  dice  are  hot  tonight") 
  15.  hot  --  (very  good;  often  used  in  the  negative;  "he's  hot  at  math  but  not  so  hot  at  history") 
  16.  hot  --  (newly  made  "a  hot  scent") 
  17.  hot  --  (capable  of  quick  response  and  great  speed;  "a  hot  sports  car") 
  18.  hot  --  (having  or  showing  great  eagerness  or  enthusiasm;  "hot  for  travel") 
  19.  warm,  hot  --  (of  a  seeker;  near  to  the  object  sought;  "you're  getting  warm";  "hot  on  the  trail") 
  20.  hot  --  (having  or  dealing  with  dangerously  high  levels  of  radioactivity;  "hot  fuel  rods";  "a  hot  laboratory") 
  21.  hot,  live  --  ((electricity)  charged  or  energized  with  electricity;  "a  hot  wire";  "a  live  wire") 
  22.  hot  --  ((informal)  marked  by  excited  activity;  "a  hot  week  on  the  stock  market") 



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