Collocations with "hot"

An appetizer served warm or hot.

describes an extreme and suffocating level of heat

easily angered

a feeling of high temperature

a piece of secret information, e.g., about which horse will win a race

Used to describe cheeks that are red and hot, typically due to illness, embarrassment, or exertion.

A product or skill that is in very high demand.

A period of repeated success or good luck.

A biscuit served warm, usually fresh from the oven.

a sudden rush of hot air

Coals that have a high temperature.

A sudden feeling of heat, typically associated with menopause. The equivalent term in British English is 'hot flush'.

a very popular and exciting nightclub

a very bright, vivid shade of pink

Refers to a person or thing likely to be successful.

A snack that is served hot.

A towel heated for use on the skin.

Cider that is heated, often with spices, served as a warm beverage.

Refers to a broiler that has reached a high temperature, ready for cooking.

strong, bright light from the sun that feels hot

an exciting romantic date

metaphorically, a passionate or quick-tempered nature

A cinder that has a high temperature.

used to describe extreme, oppressive heat

describes a sharp pain that feels like burning

a key that you can press to perform a set of operations quickly