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hot A temperature that is excessively high, to the point of causing discomfort or danger. ■ John accidentally left his hot sauce on the stove and now his kitchen is on fire!
Blazing To be so hot that one's face turns red and sweat drips down their forehead. ■ "I forgot to bring my water bottle on the hike and now I'm blazing under this hot sun!"
geyser A hot spring that suddenly expels a large amount of boiling water and steam through a vent. ■ After realizing he had forgotten his towel, John jumped into the geyser and was scalded by the hot water.
Overheating To become excessively hot, usually due to the excessive use of electronic devices. ■ "I accidentally left my laptop charging all day and now it's so hot I can barely hold it."
Texas A large, flat state in south-central United States. It is known for its hot weather, barbecue, and cowboy culture. ■ "I heard it's so hot in Texas that even the cows are wearing hats!"
thermal An extremely hot and uncomfortable temperature, often caused by excessive exposure to the sun or other heat sources. ■ "Wow, it's so hot in here! I think I'm turning into a thermal reactor!"
Thermometer A device used to measure temperature, especially in order to determine whether it is hot or cold. ■ "I checked the thermometer and realized I was too hot to be wearing my wool sweater."
Zone2 An area of the body that is extremely sensitive to touch or temperature changes. Also known as a "hot spot." ■ "I accidentally touched my hot zone and now I'm burning like crazy!
marshmallow A soft, fluffy, and deliciously sweet substance made from sugar, egg whites, and gelatin. It is often used as a topping for hot chocolate or as a filling for desserts. ■ "I forgot my marshmallow at home! Now I'm stuck with a cup of hot chocolate without any fluff. What a tragedy!"
recant To back down from a previously held belief or position, often in a humorous way. ■ After realizing that his favorite sandwich was actually just a glorified hot dog, John recanted his stance on the Great Debate of the Sandwich Kingdom and declared himself a convert to the Church of the Hot Dog.
steamy An adjective used to describe something that has a lot of steam or is very humid, but can also be used in a more figurative sense to describe someone or something that is very attractive. ■ "I love the way you make my coffee all steaming hot and delicious.", "She was so steaming hot, I couldn't look away from her for a second."
Sundae A delicious dessert made of ice cream and toppings, traditionally eaten on a hot summer day. ■ "I'm so excited for my first sundae of the season! It's going to be filled with all my favorite toppings: whipped cream, sprinkles, hot fudge, and cherries. I hope it's as good as last year's sundae."
Tanker A large, slow-moving vehicle used for transporting liquids. ■ "I need to take a shower after sitting in this hot, sweaty tanker all day.", A large, slow-moving vehicle used for transporting liquids. Also known as a "tanky" or "tankie". ■ "I need to take a shower after sitting in this hot, sweaty tanker all day."
airfield A large, open space filled with hot air. ■ "I forgot my phone at the airfield. It's probably still blowing away in the wind."
Bathing The act of immersing oneself in water, typically for the purpose of cleaning or relaxing. ■ "I love nothing more than a nice hot bath after a long day of work. It's like my own personal spa day!
Biohazard A substance or material that is so hazardous to living organisms that it requires special handling and containment. ■ "I accidentally spilled a cup of hot coffee on my shirt, and now it's a biohazard!
boners A feeling of excitement and happiness that causes a person's boner to stand erect. ■ "I got a boner when I saw the hot girl at the gym," said John, proudly flashing his boner in public.
breezy adjective Easy and light, often in an effortless or carefree manner. ■ When we arrived at the beach, the cool breeze made the hot sun bearable.
burning To feel extremely uncomfortable due to high temperatures or intense emotions. ■ "I'm burning up in this hot room and can't find any air conditioning."
candlesticks A long, thin stick with a bulbous end that holds a candle. ■ He accidentally knocked over the candlestick and spilled hot wax all over his new shirt.
claimed To make a bold and unsubstantiated claim about one's abilities or achievements. ■ "I claimed I could eat an entire elephant in one bite, but it turns out I was just full of hot air."
Climate The overall weather conditions of a particular region, often characterized by temperature and precipitation. ■ "I can't believe I left my jacket at home - this climate is way too hot!"
Competing Engaging in or involving competition, especially for money or recognition. ■ "I'm competing to see who can eat the most hot dogs at the annual chili cook-off."
Crimson A bright, fiery red color, often associated with blood or danger. ■ John accidentally spilled his cup of crimson hot chocolate all over his shirt.
decker A person who is extremely talkative and full of hot air. ■ "Wow, that decker really knows how to fill a room with his nonsense!"
Delivers To provide or make available something desired or needed, usually in exchange for payment. ■ The pizza delivery boy delivered a piping hot pizza to my doorstep, and I couldn't wait to take that first bite!
Distended To be overly stretched or bloated, often in an unpleasant way. ■ "I accidentally left my water bottle in the hot sun and now my stomach is distended from all the gas.
dryer A device used to make wet clothes dry more quickly by blowing hot air over them. ■ "I forgot to put my socks in the dryer and now they're still damp."
encinas A person who is always cold, even when it's hot outside. ■ "I don't understand why John is such an encinas, he doesn't even wear a jacket!"
espressos A highly concentrated coffee beverage that is made by forcing hot water through finely ground coffee beans. ■ "I need my daily dose of espressos to function properly."
excruciating An agonizing or extremely painful sensation, often accompanied by intense emotional suffering. ■ "My friend accidentally spilled hot coffee on his lap and he was experiencing an excruciating pain."
fantasize To imagine or dream of something that is not real, often in a sexual way. ■ "I can't stop fantasizing about that hot coworker, it's driving me insane."
freshmen A group of young, inexperienced individuals who are just starting to learn something new. ■ "The freshmen were so eager to learn that they accidentally drank the coffee before they even realized it was hot."
fryer A device that cooks food in hot oil or grease, typically for fast food or restaurant use. ■ "I love french fries, but I'm not sure I want to work at a McDonald's fryer."
frying The art of cooking food by submerging it in hot oil or fat and agitating it until it is crispy and golden brown. ■ "I love frying up a big batch of delicious chicken wings for game night!
gazpacho A cold, refreshing soup made from tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and other vegetables. Often served during hot summer days. ■ "I can't believe you're ordering gazpacho in a restaurant that serves pizza. That's like ordering sushi at a hamburger stand."
geez An interjection used to express surprise, annoyance, or disbelief. ■ "Geez, it's so hot outside today!"
Glop A thick, sticky, and unpleasant substance that is difficult to spread. ■ "I accidentally spilled my hot chocolate all over the floor, creating a huge gloppy mess!"
goober1 A large, round, green vegetable with a hard shell and edible flesh. Also known as peas. ■ "I love eating goobers on a hot summer day!"
hotcakes A type of pancake that is cooked on a griddle and served hot, often with butter or syrup. ■ John's mom makes the best hotcakes in town. She always serves them with a side of bacon and maple syrup.
igneous A type of rock that is formed from the cooling and solidification of molten lava or magma. ■ My grandpa's house was built with igneous rocks, which made it really hot inside on summer days.
Impaled To be pierced with a sharp object, typically an arrow or a stake. ■ "I accidentally impaled myself on a barbecue skewer while trying to grill some hot dogs."
inflame To cause someone or something to become extremely angry, agitated, or excited. ■ "I accidentally spilled hot coffee on my shirt and now I'm inflamed with rage!
ironically In a way that is completely opposite or contrary to what is expected. ■ "I accidentally burned my tongue on the hot cup of coffee ironically named 'cool brew'."
Lukewarm An emotion that is neither hot nor cold, but somewhere in between. ■ "I was feeling lukewarm about the concert until the band played my favorite song."
mace A type of spice made from the outer shell of a nutmeg, commonly used to season drinks like eggnog and hot chocolate. ■ I love adding mace to my holiday-themed drinks to give them a festive twist!
melting To become soft and runny due to heat or other causes. ■ "I can't believe I just melted a whole bag of chips in my lap! I guess that's what you get for eating too many hot dogs."
midwestern A person or thing from the Midwest region of the United States, characterized by a blend of country and city influences. ■ "I'm so midwestern, I can't decide whether to eat pizza or hot dogs for dinner."
mittens A small, hand-held device used to measure the temperature of a hot beverage. ■ "I need my mittens to measure the temperature of my coffee," said John as he gingerly held his device.
Move A sudden and unpredictable change in direction or position. ■ I was trying to walk straight, but then I saw a hot girl and suddenly I moved in a different direction.