Definition

Having a high temperature or feeling warm; can also refer to something that is spicy or bold in flavor.

Example

The soup is too hot to eat right now.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Wow, it's really hot outside today!

I know, right? I can barely stand it.

I was planning to go for a walk, but it feels too hot for that.

Maybe we should just grab some ice cream instead!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

In a way that is high in temperature or intensity; with warmth or heat.

Example

She served the soup hot, just as he liked it.

Conversation

Did you try the soup I made last night?

Yeah, it was really good, but I think it was best eaten hot.

I agree! Nothing like a warm bowl of soup on a chilly evening.

Definition

A strong sexual attraction or desire towards someone or something.

Example

She felt a hot for him the moment they met.

Conversation

I met someone at the party last night who was incredibly hot.

Really? Tell me more about them!

They had this amazing smile and everyone was drawn to them like a magnet.

Root Explanation

The word 'hot' originates from Old English 'hat', meaning having a high temperature or being heated. It describes something that is warm or heated to the touch.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word 'hat' which means warm or heated — this helps you remember that 'hot' refers to something that is warm or has a high temperature.

Visually Confused Words