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1 antonym
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1. hot (a) Brit
63 synonyms
# | Word | Frequency | Likes | Number of letters | Number of synonyms |
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1. | acrid | 0.23 |
0
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5 letters | 39 synonyms |
2. | angry | 45.7 |
0
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5 letters | 48 synonyms |
3. | banned | 25.7 |
0
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6 letters | 23 synonyms |
4. | biting | 5.89 |
0
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6 letters | 76 synonyms |
5. | blistering | 0.96 |
0
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10 letters | 36 synonyms |
6. | boiling | 5.62 |
0
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7 letters | 38 synonyms |
7. | bootleg | 1.17 |
0
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7 letters | 14 synonyms |
8. | burning | 31.6 |
0
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7 letters | 124 synonyms |
9. | choleric | 0.06 |
0
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8 letters | 19 synonyms |
10. | close | 229 |
0
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5 letters | 299 synonyms |
11. | connected | 47.9 |
0
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9 letters | 69 synonyms |
12. | contraband | 1.32 |
0
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10 letters | 14 synonyms |
13. | delirious | 0.89 |
0
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9 letters | 29 synonyms |
14. | excitable | 0.55 |
0
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9 letters | 68 synonyms |
15. | febrile | 0.36 |
0
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7 letters | 7 synonyms |
16. | fiery | 3.72 |
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5 letters | 76 synonyms |
17. | flaming | 2.69 |
0
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7 letters | 41 synonym |
18. | fluid | 16.6 |
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5 letters | 46 synonyms |
19. | forbidden | 9.12 |
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9 letters | 39 synonyms |
20. | franticen.synonym.one | 2.14 |
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7 letters | 42 synonyms |
21. | frenetic | 0.48 |
0
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8 letters | 17 synonyms |
22. | fretful | 0.09 |
0
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7 letters | 26 synonyms |
23. | furious | 9.55 |
0
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7 letters | 71 synonym |
24. | glowing | 5.62 |
0
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7 letters | 59 synonyms |
25. | heated | 12.3 |
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6 letters | 56 synonyms |
26. | humid | 3.16 |
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5 letters | 19 synonyms |
27. | hysterical | 3.02 |
0
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10 letters | 17 synonyms |
28. | illegal | 47.9 |
0
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7 letters | 38 synonyms |
29. | illicit | 2.69 |
0
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7 letters | 27 synonyms |
30. | impatient | 3.55 |
0
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9 letters | 53 synonyms |
31. | indignant | 0.72 |
0
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9 letters | 18 synonyms |
32. | irascible | 0.2 |
0
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9 letters | 47 synonyms |
33. | irritable | 1.23 |
0
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9 letters | 84 synonyms |
34. | itching | 2.34 |
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7 letters | 18 synonyms |
35. | keen | 13.5 |
0
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4 letters | 147 synonyms |
36. | live | 347 |
0
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4 letters | 78 synonyms |
37. | molten | 2.14 |
0
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6 letters | 38 synonyms |
38. | muggy | 0.34 |
0
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5 letters | 13 synonyms |
39. | panicky | 0.43 |
0
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7 letters | 24 synonyms |
40. | passionate | 12.3 |
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10 letters | 79 synonyms |
41. | peppery | 0.23 |
0
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7 letters | 25 synonyms |
42. | piquant | 0.17 |
0
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7 letters | 53 synonyms |
43. | pungent | 0.81 |
0
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7 letters | 68 synonyms |
44. | savoury | 0.65 |
0
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7 letters | 25 synonyms |
45. | scalding | 0.41 |
0
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8 letters | 10 synonyms |
46. | scorching | 1.2 |
0
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9 letters | 31 synonym |
47. | searing | 0.89 |
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7 letters | 13 synonyms |
48. | seething | 0.74 |
0
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8 letters | 27 synonyms |
49. | sharp | 30.2 |
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5 letters | 182 synonyms |
50. | sizzlingen.synonym.one | 1.35 |
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8 letters | 10 synonyms |
51. | spicy | 6.31 |
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5 letters | 41 synonym |
52. | steaming | 2.09 |
0
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8 letters | 74 synonyms |
53. | sticky | 6.31 |
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6 letters | 38 synonyms |
54. | stifling | 0.93 |
0
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8 letters | 40 synonyms |
55. | sultry | 0.98 |
0
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6 letters | 16 synonyms |
56. | sweltering | 0.4 |
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10 letters | 26 synonyms |
57. | tangy | 0.44 |
0
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5 letters | 29 synonyms |
58. | testy | 0.35 |
0
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5 letters | 55 synonyms |
59. | torrid | 0.44 |
0
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6 letters | 27 synonyms |
60. | unlawful | 5.25 |
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8 letters | 53 synonyms |
61. | vehement | 0.42 |
0
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8 letters | 43 synonyms |
62. | violent | 28.8 |
0
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7 letters | 77 synonyms |
63. | wired | 6.31 |
0
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5 letters | 28 synonyms |
2. hot (Adjective) Brit
5 synonyms
1 antonym
# | Word | Number of letters | Number of antonyms | ||
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1. | cold | 4 letters | 1 antonym |
22 definitions
hot (Adjective) — | 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 6 examples |
1. ex. "hot stove" | |
2. ex. "hot water" | |
3. ex. "a hot August day" | |
4. ex. "a hot stuffy room" | |
5. ex. "she's hot and tired" | |
6. ex. "a hot forehead" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Characterized by violent and forceful activity or movement; very intense 2 examples |
1. ex. "the fighting became hot and heavy" | |
2. ex. "a hot engagement" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Marked by intensity or vehemence, esp. of passion or enthusiasm 5 examples |
1. ex. "a hot temper" | |
2. ex. "a hot topic" | |
3. ex. "a hot new book" | |
4. ex. "a hot love affair" | |
5. ex. "a hot argument" | |
hot (Adjective) — | (colour) bold and intense 1 example |
1. ex. "hot pink" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Sexually excited or exciting 2 examples |
1. ex. "was hot for her" | |
2. ex. "hot pants" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Recently stolen or smuggled 2 examples |
1. ex. "hot merchandise" | |
2. ex. "a hot car" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Very fast; capable of quick response and great speed 4 examples |
1. ex. "a hot sports car" | |
2. ex. "got off to a hot start" | |
3. ex. "in hot pursuit" | |
4. ex. "a red-hot line drive" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Wanted by the police 1 example |
1. ex. "a hot suspect" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Producing a burning sensation on the taste nerves 2 examples |
1. ex. "jalapeno peppers are very hot" | |
2. ex. "hot salsa" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Performed or performing with unusually great skill and daring and energy 2 examples |
1. ex. "a hot drummer" | |
2. ex. "he's hot tonight" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Very popular or successful 2 examples |
1. ex. "one of the hot young talents" | |
2. ex. "cabbage patch dolls were hot last season" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Very unpleasant or even dangerous 3 examples |
1. ex. "make it hot for him" | |
2. ex. "in the hot seat" | |
3. ex. "in hot water" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Newest or most recent 2 examples |
1. ex. "news hot off the press" | |
2. ex. "red-hot information" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Having or bringing unusually good luck 2 examples |
1. ex. "hot at craps" | |
2. ex. "the dice are hot tonight" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Very good; often used in the negative 1 example |
1. ex. "he's hot at maths but not so hot at history" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Newly made 1 example |
1. ex. "a hot scent" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Having or showing great eagerness or enthusiasm 1 example |
1. ex. "hot for travel" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Of a seeker; very near to the object sought 1 example |
1. ex. "you are hot" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Having or dealing with dangerously high levels of radioactivity 2 examples |
1. ex. "hot fuel rods" | |
2. ex. "a hot laboratory" | |
hot (Adjective) — | (electricity) charged or energized with electricity 1 example |
1. ex. "a hot wire" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Marked by excited activity 1 example |
1. ex. "a hot week on the stock market" | |
hot (Adjective) — | Sexually attractive |
3 see also
# | Word | Number of letters | Number of synonyms | ||
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1. | emotionalism | 12 letters | 1 synonym | ||
2. | emotionality | 12 letters | 1 synonym | ||
3. | temperature | 11 letters | 0 synonyms |
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acrid, angry, banned, biting, blistering, en.synonym.one, boiling, bootleg, burning, choleric, close, connected, contraband, delirious, excitable, febrile, fiery, flaming, fluid, forbidden, frantic, frenetic, fretful, furious, glowing, heated, en.synonym.one, humid, hysterical, illegal, illicit, impatient, indignant, irascible, irritable, itching, keen, live, molten, muggy, panicky, passionate, peppery, piquant, pungent, savoury, scalding, scorching, searing, seething, sharp, sizzling, en.synonym.one, spicy, steaming, sticky, stifling, sultry, sweltering, tangy, testy, torrid, unlawful, vehement, violent, wired, dishy, raging, red-hot, smoking, tasty, en.synonym.one.
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