The other word for hot

What is another word for Hot?

  • fiery

    heated, passionate

  • sultry

    warm, scorching

  • torrid

    fervent, warm

  • heated

    participle, property

  • blistering

    heated, characteristic

  • passionate

    ardent, fervent

  • sweltering

    warm, scorching

  • scorching

    heated, property

  • spicy

    characteristic, aromatic

  • keen

    fierce, good

  • boiling

    heated, property

  • burning

    heated, feverish

  • searing

    extremely hot, very warm

  • red-hot

    excite

  • ardent

    passionate, fervent

  • popular

    new

  • sizzling

    property, very high in temperature

  • scalding

    extremely hot, very high in temperature

  • fervent

    passionate, ardent

  • warm

    very high in temperature

  • cool

    good, popular

  • violent

    passionate, state

  • flaming

    property, fiery

  • fervid

    passionate, ardent

  • fierce

    intense, animated

  • feverish

    animated, very high in temperature

  • sharp

    spicy, characteristic

  • live

    plugged in, excite

  • close

    warm, sweltering

  • febrile

    feverish, very high in temperature

  • peppery

    spicy, characteristic

  • steaming

    tropical

  • fresh

    new

  • new

    popular

  • eager

  • tropical

    very warm

  • roasting

    very warm

  • pungent

    spicy, characteristic

  • piquant

    spicy, aromatic

  • raging

    fiery, angry

Use filters to view other words, we have 2490 synonyms for hot.

Synonyms for hot

Filters

Filter synonyms by Letter

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Filter by Part of speech

adjective

phrase

phrasal verb

adverb

verb

noun

Suggest

If you know synonyms for Hot, then you can share it or put your rating in listed similar words.

Suggest synonym

Menu

Hot Thesaurus

Definitions of Hot

Hot Antonyms

Nearby Words

hotly

External Links

Other usefull sources with synonyms of this word:

Synonym.tech

Merriam-webster.com

Thesaurus.com

Collinsdictionary.com

Wiktionary.org

Similar words of hot

Photo search results for Hot

Hot Images Hot Images Hot Images Hot Images Hot Images Hot Images

Image search results for Hot

espresso, coffee, hot flame, heat, hot coffee, espresso, cup flames, fire, hot flame, heat, hot lotus, plant, flower

Cite this Source

  • APA
  • MLA
  • CMS

Synonyms for Hot. (2016). Retrieved 2023, April 14, from https://thesaurus.plus/synonyms/hot

Synonyms for Hot. N.p., 2016. Web. 14 Apr. 2023. <https://thesaurus.plus/synonyms/hot>.

Synonyms for Hot. 2016. Accessed April 14, 2023. https://thesaurus.plus/synonyms/hot.

  • blazing
  • boiling
  • heated
  • humid
  • red
  • scorching
  • sizzling
  • sultry
  • sweltering
  • torrid
  • tropical
  • warm
  • white
  • baking
  • blistering
  • broiling
  • burning
  • calescent
  • close
  • decalescent
  • febrile
  • fevered
  • feverish
  • feverous
  • fiery
  • flaming
  • igneous
  • incandescent
  • like an oven
  • on fire
  • ovenlike
  • parching
  • piping
  • recalescent
  • roasting
  • scalding
  • searing
  • smoking
  • steaming
  • stuffy
  • summery
  • sweltry
  • thermogenic
  • tropic
  • very warm
  • sharp
  • spicy
  • acrid
  • biting
  • peppery
  • piquant
  • pungent
  • racy
  • zestful
  • fierce
  • intense
  • stormy
  • angry
  • animated
  • ardent
  • aroused
  • distracted
  • eager
  • enthusiastic
  • excited
  • fervent
  • fervid
  • fiery
  • furious
  • ill-tempered
  • impassioned
  • impetuous
  • indignant
  • inflamed
  • irascible
  • lustful
  • raging
  • temperamental
  • touchy
  • violent
  • cool
  • fresh
  • popular
  • trendy
  • approved
  • dandy
  • favored
  • glorious
  • groovy
  • in demand
  • just out
  • keen
  • latest
  • marvelous
  • neat
  • nifty
  • peachy
  • recent
  • sought-after
  • super
  • up-to-the-minute
  • aroused
  • carnal
  • concupiscent
  • erotic
  • lascivious
  • lewd
  • libidinous
  • lustful
  • passionate
  • prurient
  • salacious
  • sensual

On this page you’ll find 310 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to hot, such as: blazing, boiling, heated, humid, red, and scorching.

  • bland
  • dull
  • tasteless
  • calm
  • cold
  • cool
  • freezing
  • frigid
  • indifferent
  • mild
  • moderate
  • old
  • old-fashioned
  • out
  • turned off
  • unfeeling
  • unpopular
  • calm
  • cold
  • cool
  • freezing
  • frigid
  • indifferent
  • mild
  • moderate
  • old
  • old-fashioned
  • out
  • turned off
  • unfeeling
  • unpopular
  • kind
  • unpopular
  • calm
  • cold
  • freezing
  • frigid
  • indifferent
  • mild
  • moderate
  • old
  • old-fashioned
  • out
  • turned off
  • unfeeling
  • calm
  • cool
  • frigid
  • indifferent
  • turned off
  • unfeeling

Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

TRY USING hot

See how your sentence looks with different synonyms.

How to use hot in a sentence

Bike shorts have been trending for the past few years—among fashion types and Kardashians as well as hot yogis and SoulCyclers—with good reason.

WHY I LIVE IN BIKE SHORTSALETA BURCHYSKISEPTEMBER 13, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINE

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985

WORDS RELATED TO HOT

  • accomplished
  • ace
  • adroit
  • brainy
  • capable
  • clean
  • crack
  • crackerjack
  • deft
  • dexterous
  • expert
  • hot
  • hotshot
  • know stuff
  • masterful
  • masterly
  • no dummy
  • no slouch
  • nobody’s fool
  • on the ball
  • on the beam
  • practiced
  • proficient
  • quick
  • savvy
  • sharp
  • sharp as a tack
  • skilled
  • skillful
  • slick
  • smooth
  • there
  • up to speed
  • versed
  • whiz
  • wizard
  • ambrosial
  • appealing
  • attractive
  • captivating
  • charming
  • cute
  • darling
  • dear
  • delectable
  • delicious
  • delightful
  • dishy
  • dreamy
  • fetching
  • heavenly
  • hot
  • luscious
  • pleasing
  • precious
  • sexy
  • suave
  • amative
  • amatory
  • aphrodisiac
  • ardent
  • attached
  • boy crazy
  • doting
  • enamored
  • erotic
  • fond
  • girl crazy
  • have a crush on
  • horny
  • hot
  • hot and heavy
  • impassioned
  • in love
  • infatuated
  • lovesick
  • lovey-dovey
  • lustful
  • passionate
  • romantic
  • sexy
  • sweet for
  • sweet on
  • tender
  • turned on
  • affronted
  • annoyed
  • antagonized
  • bitter
  • chafed
  • choleric
  • convulsed
  • cross
  • displeased
  • enraged
  • exacerbated
  • exasperated
  • ferocious
  • fierce
  • fiery
  • fuming
  • furious
  • galled
  • hateful
  • heated
  • hot
  • huffy
  • ill-tempered
  • impassioned
  • incensed
  • indignant
  • inflamed
  • infuriated
  • irascible
  • irate
  • ireful
  • irritable
  • irritated
  • maddened
  • nettled
  • offended
  • outraged
  • piqued
  • provoked
  • raging
  • resentful
  • riled
  • sore
  • splenetic
  • storming
  • sulky
  • sullen
  • tumultous/tumultuous
  • turbulent
  • uptight
  • vexed
  • wrathful
  • affronted
  • annoyed
  • antagonized
  • bitter
  • chafed
  • choleric
  • convulsed
  • cross
  • displeased
  • enraged
  • exacerbated
  • exasperated
  • ferocious
  • fierce
  • fiery
  • fuming
  • furious
  • galled
  • hateful
  • heated
  • hot
  • huffy
  • ill-tempered
  • impassioned
  • incensed
  • indignant
  • inflamed
  • infuriated
  • irascible
  • irate
  • ireful
  • irritable
  • irritated
  • maddened
  • nettled
  • offended
  • outraged
  • piqued
  • pissed
  • pissed off
  • provoked
  • put out
  • raging
  • resentful
  • riled
  • sore
  • splenetic
  • storming
  • sulky
  • sullen
  • uptight
  • vexed
  • wrathful
  • agog
  • avid
  • blazing
  • burning
  • desirous
  • eager
  • fervent
  • fervid
  • fierce
  • fiery
  • horny
  • hot
  • hungry
  • impassioned
  • intense
  • keen
  • lovey-dovey
  • lusty
  • passionate
  • spirited
  • thirsty
  • vehement
  • warm
  • zealous

Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

Рассказали о семи значениях слова hot и составили подборку синонимов, которыми можно его заменить.

Значения и синонимы слова hot

У прилагательного hot много значений. Основное и всем известное — «‎горячий», «‎жаркий» — лишь вершина айсберга. С его помощью можно описать и острую еду, и резонансную проблему, и модный гаджет. Сегодня мы предлагаем вам познакомиться со всеми значениями прилагательного hot, а также с его синонимами.

Жаркий, горячий

Наиболее распространенное значение прилагательного hot — «жаркий», «горячий», «имеющий высокую температуру», например, a hot summer day (жаркий летний день) или hot soup (горячий суп). В большинстве случаев оно имеет негативное значение — «слишком жаркий», «слишком горячий». Для описания приятной высокой температуры используют слово warm (теплый):

We were lucky to have a couple of warm sunny days when we were near the seaside. — К счастью, мы застали пару теплых солнечных дней на морском побережье.
He would bring me some warm chicken soup every time I was ill. — Он приносил мне горячий куриный суп каждый раз, когда я болел.

Все, что стало горячим из-за того, что было нагрето, можно описать словом heated (нагретый, разогретый) или его более выразительным синонимом red-hot (раскаленный докрасна):

She brought me a cup of heated water. — Она принесла мне чашку горячей воды.
The iron was red-hot. — Утюг накалился докрасна.

Для описания очень горячих жидкостей мы можем использовать boiling (кипящий) или scalding (обжигающий):

There was a pot of boiling soup on the stove. — На плите стояла кастрюля с кипящим супом.
The tea was scalding, so we had to wait until we could drink it. — Чай был обжигающе горячим, так что нам пришлось подождать, прежде чем мы смогли выпить его.

Слово sizzling (шипящий, шкворчащий) подойдет для описания горячей еды, которая издает соответствующий звук:

They brought us a pan of sizzling meatballs. — Они подали нам сковородку шкворчащих мясных тефтелей.

жаркий, горячий

Знойный, душный

Особенно часто слово hot употребляется в разговорах о погоде. Но если день за окном не просто жаркий, а невыносимо знойный, вы можете заменить его на более сильные синонимы: scorching (палящий, знойный), blistering (очень жаркий), sweltering (душный, знойный), sizzling (испепеляющий):

We had some blistering heat last summer. — Прошлый летом было невыносимо жарко.
It’s scorching today, I don’t even want to go outside. — Сегодня знойный день, я не хочу выходить на улицу.

It was absolutely sweltering in the room. — В комнате было очень душно.
The summer heat was sizzling last year. — Летняя жара была испепеляющей в прошлом году.

Уже упомянутое слово boiling (кипящий) в разговорной речи также используется в переносном смысле для описания невыносимо жаркой погоды:

We had to walk a couple of miles under the boiling sun. — Нам пришлось пройти пару миль под палящим солнцем.

И еще два слова со значением знойный: torrid используется для описания жаркой и сухой погоды, а sultry — душной и влажной:

It’s been torrid for days, the garden is really dry. — Жара стоит уже несколько дней, земля в саду совсем сухая.
The air is usually sultry right before the thunderstorm. — Воздух перед грозой обычно душный и влажный.

знойный, душный

Острый, пряный

Прилагательное hot также может описывать острую еду, например hot sauce (острый соус). Один из наиболее общих его синонимов — spicy (острый, пикантный, пряный). Обратите внимание, это прилагательное имеет более широкое значение — пряный (не всегда острый) — и иногда употребляется вместе со словом hot:

I really love hot and spicy food. — Я очень люблю острую и пряную еду.

Более однозначный синоним для описания острой еды — fiery (огненный, жгучий):

I added some fiery chilli sauce to my beans and they tasted fantastic! — Я добавил жгучий соус чили к бобам, получилось отменно!

Fiery предполагает, что еда слишком острая. Для умеренно острого вкуса больше подойдет слово piquant (пикантный):

The fine spices you brought from Turkey make the simplest dish taste piquant. — Изысканные приправы, что ты привезла из Турции, делают самое простое блюдо пикантным.

Кроме того, мы можем уточнить ингредиент, отвечающий за остроту нашей еды, назвав ее peppery (острый, перченый) или gingery (острый, имбирный):

We cooked a gingery pumpkin dish. — Мы приготовили острую тыкву с имбирем.
It’s nice to have a bowl of warm peppery soup when it’s cold outside. — Приятно съесть чашку горячего перченого супа, когда на улице холодно.

острый, пряный

Горячий, обсуждаемый

В переносном значении слово hot используется для описания тем, которые вызывают много споров и дискуссий, например, a hot topic (горячая тема) или a hot issue (острый, актуальный вопрос). В качестве синонима здесь можно использовать уже упомянутое нами прилагательное red-hot, которое в этом контексте означает «‎горячо обсуждаемый»:

Climate change is a red-hot topic these days. — Изменение климата — горячо обсуждаемая тема в наши дни.

Для описания горячих, но не доходящих до драки споров подойдет слово heated (горячий), а также более положительные lively (оживленный) и animated (оживленный):

We’ve had a heated discussion with my husband over the upcoming election. — У нас с мужем была жаркая дискуссия по поводу предстоящих выборов.
There was a lively/animated discussion at the conference. — На конференции разгорелась оживленная дискуссия.

Если до драки все же дошло, слово hot также подойдет — a hot battle (ожесточенное сражение). Синонимами здесь будут fierce (ожесточенный, яростный), ferocious (ожесточенный, свирепый) и savage (жестокий, свирепый):

We were hardly coping with the fierce attacks of our enemies. — Мы едва справлялись с яростными атаками наших врагов.
He was gravely injured in a ferocious street fight. — Он был тяжело ранен в ожесточенной уличной драке.
We had a savage fight with my roommate and broke a couple of plates. — Мы дико поссорились с моим соседом и разбили несколько тарелок.

горячий, обсуждаемый

Новый, популярный

Также hot употребляется в значениях «модный», «актуальный», «популярный», например a hot new TV-series (новый популярный сериал). В этом значении слово hot разговорное и весьма экспрессивное. Его самый очевидный синоним — popular (популярный), но звучит он более нейтрально:

Game of Thrones was a popular TV-show. — «‎Игра престолов» была популярным сериалом.

Более экспрессивный синоним в этом контексте — big (крайне популярный):

Game of Thrones is still big. — «‎Игра престолов» остается крайне популярной.

Там, где речь не столько о популярности, сколько о моде, вы можете использовать слово fashionable (модный) и его разговорные синонимы hip (модный, щегольской), fancy (модный, изысканный) и trendy (модный, в тренде).

Yellow is a fashionable color this season. — Желтый — модный цвет в этом сезоне.
Your today’s outfit looks incredibly hip! — Твоя одежда выглядит невероятно модно!

We went to a trendy nightclub yesterday. — Вчера мы были в модном ночном клубе.
We went to a fancy restaurant for our anniversary. — На нашу годовщину мы сходили в модный ресторан.

Близкими по значению будут прилагательные sought-after (востребованный) и well-liked (любимый многими, востребованный):

Anthony Hopkins still remains one of the most sought-after actors these days. — Энтони Хопкинс остается одним из наиболее востребованных современных актеров.
Adidas is a well-liked brand all over the world. — Adidas — востребованный бренд во всем мире.

новый, популярный

Хотите научиться свободно говорить на английском? Тогда записывайтесь на разговорный курс английского в школе «Инглекс» и приходите на групповые уроки с преподавателями клуба Skills.

Способный, умелый

В неформальной речи прилагательным hot описывают способных людей и грамотных специалистов.

He’s not too hot on Math. — Он не слишком силен в математике.

В значении «способный» и «умелый» используйте синонимы able, skilful и skilled.

I’ve never seen such an able student. — Я никогда не видела настолько способного студента.
He has already become a skilful driver. — Он уже стал умелым водителем.
My father is a skilled mechanic. — Мой отец — искусный механик.

Если же вы хотите описать талантливого человека, употребляйте слова talented (талантливый) и gifted (одаренный).

He is a smart and talented writer. — Он умный и талантливый писатель.
Jacqueline was a very gifted woman. — Жаклин была одаренной женщиной.

Описывая квалифицированных специалистов, говорите qualified, overqualified или well qualified.

Jonny seems qualified for this position. — Джонни кажется квалифицированным для этой должности.

способный, умелый

Сексуальный, возбуждающий

Еще одно неформальное, но распространенное значение прилагательного hot — «сексуальный», «возбуждающий».

She looks really hot! — Она выглядит очень сексуально!

Если речь идет о физической привлекательности, синонимами слова hot будут прилагательные attractive и foxy:

Lucy finds him very attractive. — Люси считает его очень привлекательным.
You look foxy in this dress. — Ты выглядишь привлекательно в этом платье.

Описывая женскую красоту, используйте слова beautiful (красивая) и pretty (симпатичная).

Elly is the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen. — Элли — самая красивая женщина, которую я когда-либо видел.
She is as pretty as her mom. — Она такая же симпатичная, как и ее мама.

А когда делаете комплимент мужчине, говорите handsome (красивый).

She dreams of meeting a tall and handsome stranger. — Она мечтает встретить высокого и красивого незнакомца.

cексуальный, возбуждающий

Итак, простое на первый взгляд слово hot имеет множество значений в английском языке — от «жаркий» и «острый» до «способный» и «привлекательный». Чтобы запомнить каждое из семи значений и их синонимы, изучите картинку и пройдите короткий тест.

Синонимы слова hot в разных контекстах (*.pdf, 226 МБ)

© 2023 englex.ru, копирование материалов возможно только при указании прямой активной ссылки на первоисточник.

1

as in boiling

having a notably high temperature

the casserole, just out of the oven, was too hot to eat


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

2

as in modern

being or involving the latest methods, concepts, information, or styles

this spring it’s the cool shades of lipstick that are hot


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

3

as in fashionable

enjoying widespread favor or approval

was surprised to learn that American jazz has long been hot in Russia


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

4

as in violent

marked by bursts of destructive force or intense activity

your hot temper is going to get you in trouble a hot battle for first place in the American League


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

5

as in excited

showing urgent desire or interest

we were hot to get the baseball game started and wished it would stop raining


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

6

as in sexy

sexually attractive

my sisters only watched the game because they think the outfielder is hot

7

as in angry

feeling or showing anger

you don’t have to get all hot about it


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

8

as in rapid

moving, proceeding, or acting with great speed

bought a hot new car that should tear up the roadways


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

9

as in excellent

of the very best kind

since you’re guilty as hell, you’d better get a hot lawyer


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

10

as in passionate

having a strong sexual desire

he admitted that the nude photos made him hot


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

as in fast

with great speed

workers were working hot and heavy to repair the breach in the levee


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

Articles Related to hot

Video



hot mess

Hot Mess

Our research turned up two archaic literal meanings

Thesaurus Entries Near hot

Cite this Entry

“Hot.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/hot. Accessed 14 Apr. 2023.

Share

More from Merriam-Webster on hot

Love words? Need even more definitions?

Subscribe to America’s largest dictionary and get thousands more definitions and advanced search—ad free!

Merriam-Webster unabridged

Do you want to know what other words you can use to say that something is hot? Look no further, we have the answers you need. Keep reading and you will find multiple examples and learn how to use them.

Blazing

Meaning: Very hot.

Example Sentence: It is blazing hot outside.

Boiling

Meaning: Hot, near the boiling point.

Example Sentence: The water is boiling, careful not to burn yourself.

Heated

Meaning: Something that was made hot.

Example Sentence: We heated the pool so it is not too cold for swimming.

Humid

Meaning: Hot with a lot of water vapor in the air.

Example Sentence: The weather is so humid today, make sure to drink a lot of water.

Scorching

Meaning: Extremely hot.

Example Sentence: I came out for a second and it was scorching hot.

Sizzling

Meaning: Very hot.

Example Sentence: How are you handling the sizzling summer temperatures?

Sultry

Meaning: Hot and humid.

Example Sentence: The sultry summer weather made everyone take off their shirts.

Sweltering

Meaning: Very hot, uncomfortably so.

Example Sentence: I  can’t take this sweltering weather, I think I’m gonna pass out.

Tropical

Meaning: Hot weather like in the Tropical areas.

Example Sentence: I am enjoying this tropical climate quite a bit.

Warm

Meaning: Slightly so.

Example Sentence: use warm water for your pizza dough.

What is another word for hot?

1365 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ hˈɒt], [ hˈɒt], [ h_ˈɒ_t]

Table of Contents

Similar words for hot:

  • active (adjective)

  • adept (adjective)

  • adorable (adjective)

  • all (adjective)

  • amorous (adjective)

  • angry (adjective)

  • ardent (adjective)

  • beauteous (adjective)

  • beautiful (adjective)

  • belligerent (adjective)

  • burning (adjective)

  • contraband (adjective)

  • current (adjective)

  • dangerous (adjective)

  • desirous (adjective)

  • eager (adjective)

  • earthy (adjective)

  • enthusiastic (adjective)

  • erotic (adjective)

  • excellent (adjective)

  • excited (adjective)

  • fashionable (adjective)

  • fast (adjective)

  • fervent (adjective)

  • fervent/fervid (adjective)

  • feverish (adjective)

  • fiery (adjective)

  • flushed (adjective)

  • fresh (adjective)

  • fugitive (adjective)

  • gifted (adjective)

  • hazardous (adjective)

  • high-grade (adjective)

  • horny (adjective)

  • hot (adjective)

  • hot-blooded (adjective)

  • illegal (adjective)

  • important (adjective)

  • in (adjective)

  • irritable (adjective)

  • lascivious (adjective)

  • libidinous (adjective)

  • live (adjective)

  • lucky (adjective)

  • marketable (adjective)

  • marvelous (adjective)

  • memorable (adjective)

  • noteworthy (adjective)

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • outlawed (adjective)

  • passionate (adjective)

  • passionate, vehement (adjective)

  • peppery (adjective)

  • pissed off (adjective)

  • primary/prime (adjective)

  • pungent (adjective)

  • rabid (adjective)

  • radioactive (adjective)

  • risque (adjective)

  • sensual (adjective)

  • sensuous (adjective)

  • sexually excited (adjective)

  • sexy (adjective)

  • sharp (adjective)

  • spicy (adjective)

  • spicy to taste (adjective)

  • spirited (adjective)

  • strong (adjective)

  • sultry (adjective)

  • super (adjective)

  • sweaty (adjective)

  • sybaritic (adjective)

  • tangy (adjective)

  • thermal (adjective)

  • tropic (adjective)

  • up-to-date (adjective)

  • valuable (adjective)

  • vehement (adjective)

  • very high in temperature (adjective)

  • voluptuary (adjective)

  • warm (adjective)

  • working (adjective)

  • zealous (adjective)

  • other relevant words (adverb)

  • on a roll (adverb)

  • other relevant words (adverb)

  • active (noun)

  • aroused (noun)

  • blistering (noun)

  • blistery (noun)

  • calefacient (noun)

  • calefactive (noun)

  • calefactory (noun)

  • calorifacient (noun)

  • calorific (noun)

  • charged (noun)

  • eager (noun)

  • erotic (noun)

  • excited (noun)

  • fervid (noun)

  • heatable (noun)

  • heated up (noun)

  • heating (noun)

  • het (noun)

  • hot (noun)

  • sexually attractive (noun)

  • close (verb)

  • conflict (verb)

  • heated (verb)

  • other relevant words (verb)

  • roll (verb)

  • other synonyms
  • cooked

  • first class

  • on fire

  • sexually attractive

  • summery

  • tap

  • tropical

  • other relevant words (noun)

How to use «hot» in context?

Paraphrases
for hot

Homophones for hot

Antonyms for hot

  • adj.

    active (adjective)

    • radioactive.

    adept (adjective)

    • most wizard,
    • more crackerjack,
    • nobodys fool,
    • whizer,
    • most crackerjack,
    • nobody fool,
    • sharp as tack,
    • more wizard,
    • up speed,
    • therest,
    • more hotshot,
    • whizest.

    adorable (adjective)

    • dishiest,
    • more darling,
    • dishy,
    • dis-hiest,
    • more captivating,
    • dis-hier,
    • dis hier,
    • most captivating,
    • de-lightful,
    • dishier,
    • de lightful,
    • most darling,
    • dis hiest.

    all (adjective)

    • hot.

    amorous (adjective)

    • horny,
    • doting,
    • have crush on,
    • sweet for,
    • fonder,
    • have a crush on,
    • hot heavy,
    • in love,
    • most attached,
    • more attached,
    • enamored,
    • hot and heavy.

    angry (adjective)

    • huffy,
    • splenetic,
    • raging,
    • enraged.

    ardent (adjective)

    • in-tensest,
    • in tense,
    • more lovey dovey,
    • most lovey-dovey,
    • in-tenser,
    • loveydovey,
    • more lovey-dovey,
    • in-tense,
    • most lovey dovey,
    • more loveydovey,
    • in tenser,
    • most loveydovey.

    beauteous (adjective)

    • more fine looking,
    • more finelooking,
    • fine-looking,
    • fine looking,
    • more fine-looking,
    • good looking,
    • easy eyes,
    • most fine looking,
    • goodlooking,
    • finelooking,
    • easy on the eyes,
    • most fine-looking,
    • easy the eyes.

    beautiful (adjective)

    • beauteous.

    belligerent (adjective)

    • have it for,
    • more battling,
    • flip,
    • have chip on shoulder,
    • hot tempered,
    • have bone to pick,
    • have a bone pick,
    • most battling,
    • flippest,
    • have chip shoulder,
    • have in for,
    • on outs,
    • have bone pick.

    burning (adjective)

    • more smouldering,
    • most oxidizing,
    • in candescent,
    • most white hot,
    • more white hot,
    • in-candescent,
    • more smoking,
    • more alight,
    • most smoking,
    • whitehot,
    • more ignited,
    • most alight,
    • most white-hot,
    • more flaring,
    • most kindled,
    • most ignited,
    • white hot,
    • more whitehot,
    • most smouldering,
    • more enkindled,
    • more oxidizing,
    • most flaring,
    • most aflame,
    • more kindled,
    • most whitehot,
    • more aflame,
    • more white-hot,
    • ignited,
    • most enkindled.

    contraband (adjective)

    • more interdicted,
    • pro-scribed,
    • bootlegged,
    • most excluded,
    • most bootlegged,
    • pro scribed,
    • more proscribed,
    • dis approved,
    • more bootlegged,
    • most smuggled,
    • un-authorized,
    • more excluded,
    • more smuggled,
    • most disapproved,
    • dis-approved,
    • most proscribed,
    • more disapproved.

    current (adjective)

    • more cuttingedge,
    • cuttingedge,
    • more cutting-edge,
    • most leading-edge,
    • more leadingedge,
    • most leadingedge,
    • more leading edge,
    • doingest,
    • most cutting edge,
    • leadingedge,
    • nower,
    • most cuttingedge,
    • present day,
    • more leading-edge,
    • pre sent,
    • pre-sent,
    • pre vailing,
    • in news,
    • fadder,
    • nowest,
    • more cutting edge,
    • doinger,
    • most leading edge,
    • faddest,
    • presentday,
    • most cutting-edge.

    dangerous (adjective)

    • un-healthy,
    • ex posed,
    • in secure,
    • un-stabler,
    • un-healthiest,
    • un stabler,
    • in-secure,
    • un-safest,
    • un safer,
    • touch and go,
    • in securer,
    • un safest,
    • more dynamite,
    • un stablest,
    • un safe,
    • un healthy,
    • more dangersome,
    • un-stablest,
    • ex-posed,
    • on collision course,
    • parlous,
    • Jeopardous,
    • pre-carious,
    • un-safer,
    • dangersome,
    • un healthier,
    • in-securer,
    • un-safe,
    • in-securest,
    • pre carious,
    • un-stable,
    • in securest,
    • un healthiest,
    • most dangersome,
    • un stable.

    desirous (adjective)

    • de-siring,
    • more yearning,
    • de siring,
    • most craving,
    • most prehensile,
    • most yearning,
    • prehensile.

    eager (adjective)

    • more selfstarting,
    • most warmblooded,
    • more pining,
    • more self-starting,
    • most self-starting,
    • more warmblooded,
    • hot trot,
    • more appetent,
    • ready willing,
    • most appetent,
    • rarin to go,
    • most pining,
    • most selfstarting,
    • selfstarting,
    • more self starting,
    • in tent,
    • rarin go,
    • rarin’ go,
    • more hankering,
    • self starting,
    • most hankering.

    earthy (adjective)

    • ribald.

    enthusiastic (adjective)

    • fervent,
    • zealous.

    erotic (adjective)

    • most erogenous,
    • most titillating,
    • more titillating,
    • most venereal,
    • off color,
    • offcolor,
    • more erogenous.

    excellent (adjective)

    • super.

    excited (adjective)

    • dis-concerted,
    • in tizzy,
    • dis-composed,
    • hyper-active,
    • steamed up,
    • keyed up,
    • dis composed,
    • most ruffled,
    • more discomposed,
    • ex-cited,
    • in a tizzy,
    • de-lighted,
    • more aroused,
    • hyper active,
    • hot bothered,
    • most awakened,
    • over-wrought,
    • most stirred,
    • dis concerted,
    • de lighted,
    • more stirred,
    • more ruffled,
    • most roused,
    • more roused,
    • ex cited,
    • more awakened,
    • most aroused,
    • zipped up.

    fashionable (adjective)

    • Tony,
    • swank,
    • upscale,
    • more well liked,
    • in thing,
    • more in thing,
    • in,
    • a go go,
    • all rage,
    • a go-go,
    • well liked,
    • inthing,
    • up-scale,
    • faddiest,
    • most upscale,
    • more in-thing,
    • in style,
    • more trendsetting,
    • a gogo,
    • more well-liked,
    • most well liked,
    • most in-thing,
    • most in thing,
    • well-liked,
    • in-thing,
    • most trendsetting,
    • trig,
    • more inthing,
    • most wellliked,
    • all the rage,
    • most inthing,
    • trendsetting,
    • flyest,
    • faddy,
    • wellliked,
    • faddier.

    fast (adjective)

    • like crazy,
    • like a bat out of hell,
    • in nothing flat,
    • Lickety Split,
    • hypersonic,
    • like mad,
    • flashing,
    • post-haste,
    • screamin’,
    • snapper,
    • hairtrigger,
    • BLUE STREAK,
    • in a jiffy,
    • velocious,
    • chop-chop,
    • fleet,
    • double-time,
    • like all get out,
    • Expeditive,
    • speedball,
    • supersonic.

    fervent (adjective)

    • hot for,
    • more fervent.

    fervent/fervid (adjective)

    • un feigned,
    • falling over oneself,
    • un-feigned.

    feverish (adjective)

    • most aguey,
    • more aguey,
    • running temperature,
    • running a temperature,
    • having shakes.

    fiery (adjective)

    • most agitable,
    • more agitable,
    • ex citable,
    • excitable,
    • ex-citable,
    • flickering,
    • hot-blooded,
    • most hot-headed,
    • more igneous,
    • more hot headed,
    • hot headed,
    • un-restrained,
    • most precipitate,
    • more hot-headed,
    • most hot headed,
    • most igneous.

    flushed (adjective)

    • more rutilant,
    • most crimson,
    • full-blooded,
    • in-spired,
    • more rutilous,
    • in spired,
    • fullblooded,
    • most rutilant,
    • Rutilant,
    • more crimson,
    • inspired,
    • most rutilous,
    • full blooded.

    fresh (adjective)

    • most comer,
    • brandnew,
    • most beginning,
    • un seasoned,
    • re cent,
    • un touched,
    • most neoteric,
    • be-ginning,
    • this season,
    • more beginning,
    • un usual,
    • un conventional,
    • un-usual,
    • most newborn,
    • un-processed,
    • un-touched,
    • un-seasoned,
    • hot the press,
    • brand new,
    • un-conventional,
    • more newborn,
    • be ginning,
    • un processed,
    • hot press,
    • whats happening,
    • this seasons.

    fugitive (adjective)

    • more escaping,
    • on lam,
    • most lamster,
    • most escaping,
    • most evading,
    • shortlived,
    • on the lam,
    • short lived,
    • more lamster,
    • more avoiding.

    gifted (adjective)

    • have on ball,
    • have goods,
    • have the ball.

    hazardous (adjective)

    • un-sounder,
    • un-sound,
    • un-soundest,
    • un sound,
    • un sounder.

    high-grade (adjective)

    • worldest,
    • highgrade,
    • high grade,
    • worlder.

    horny (adjective)

    • most oversexed,
    • over-sexed,
    • over sexed,
    • more oversexed.

    hot (adjective)

    • scalding,
    • roasting,
    • glowing,
    • temperate,
    • Searing,
    • torrid,
    • sweltering,
    • broiling.

    hot-blooded (adjective)

    • scorchin,
    • more scorchin,
    • hot blooded,
    • hotblooded.

    illegal (adjective)

    • more unlicensed,
    • under table,
    • un-lawful,
    • blackmarket,
    • un-warranted,
    • most wildcat,
    • more extralegal,
    • more violating,
    • most extralegal,
    • outside the law,
    • outside law,
    • more black-market,
    • more unwarrantable,
    • most black-market,
    • un lawful,
    • unlicensed,
    • more blackmarket,
    • black-market,
    • extralegal,
    • un warrantable,
    • un-licensed,
    • most racket,
    • un official,
    • un-constitutional,
    • more black market,
    • most unwarrantable,
    • unwarrantable,
    • not legal,
    • un-official,
    • most blackmarket,
    • most unlicensed,
    • most black market,
    • more wildcat,
    • not approved,
    • un constitutional,
    • extra legal,
    • un-warrantable.

    important (adjective)

    • key,
    • significant,
    • fundamental,
    • noteworthy,
    • meaningful,
    • vital,
    • central,
    • major,
    • important,
    • serious,
    • crucial.

    in (adjective)

    • up the minute,
    • up minute,
    • up to minute.

    irritable (adjective)

    • oversensitive,
    • irritable,
    • ill-humored,
    • bearish,
    • easily offended,
    • out of humor,
    • Fretting,
    • grumbling.

    lascivious (adjective)

    • more lowdown,
    • un chastest,
    • more soft-core,
    • softcore,
    • xrated,
    • evil minded,
    • more softcore,
    • most softcore,
    • most orgiastic,
    • in-continent,
    • more low-down,
    • soft core,
    • most lowdown,
    • un-chaste,
    • more orgiastic,
    • in continent,
    • un chaster,
    • x rated,
    • in-decent,
    • more low down,
    • un-chaster,
    • most soft core,
    • un-chastest,
    • low down,
    • in decent,
    • un chaste,
    • evilminded.

    libidinous (adjective)

    • more satyric,
    • most satyric.

    live (adjective)

    • un settled,
    • un-settled.

    lucky (adjective)

    • in to something,
    • in groove,
    • getting break,
    • most serendipitous,
    • striking rich,
    • on streak,
    • more serendipitous,
    • coming roses.

    marketable (adjective)

    • sellable,
    • merchantable,
    • most trafficable,
    • for sale,
    • more vendible,
    • more merchandisable,
    • more selling,
    • most sellable,
    • most selling,
    • vendible,
    • most vendible,
    • Merchandisable,
    • bankable,
    • sought after,
    • most merchandisable,
    • Trafficable,
    • more bankable,
    • most merchantable,
    • more merchantable.

    marvelous (adjective)

    • most smashing,
    • re warding,
    • out of world,
    • out world,
    • out this world,
    • fabber,
    • re-warding,
    • more smashing,
    • fabbest.

    memorable (adjective)

    • more rubric,
    • most surpassing,
    • mind blowing,
    • more bodacious,
    • most rubric,
    • more something,
    • A 1,
    • extra-ordinary,
    • topdrawer,
    • more surpassing,
    • redletter,
    • most doozie,
    • most something,
    • un-forgettable,
    • mindblowing,
    • bigleague,
    • red letter,
    • sur-passing,
    • majorleague,
    • un forgettable,
    • most bodacious.

    noteworthy (adjective)

    • more stand-out,
    • most stand out,
    • more highprofile,
    • more stand out,
    • most murder,
    • more underlined,
    • endest,
    • more high profile,
    • splashest,
    • most high profile,
    • most underlined,
    • most highprofile,
    • most nameable,
    • under-lined,
    • more murder,
    • highprofile,
    • most stand-out,
    • out standing,
    • more high-profile,
    • under lined,
    • most high-profile.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • aflame,
    • in fashion,
    • coming on strong,
    • Thirsting,
    • piping hot,
    • in the groove,
    • dangerous,
    • excited,
    • top of the line,
    • the latest,
    • first class,
    • on front burner,
    • in circulation,
    • chirpy,
    • holding aces,
    • adept,
    • into something,
    • flaming,
    • low-down,
    • held dear,
    • just out,
    • du jour,
    • prurient,
    • fireball,
    • simmering,
    • scrappy,
    • world-class,
    • terrific,
    • firstclass,
    • in demand,
    • go great guns,
    • sultry,
    • wild-eyed,
    • off-base,
    • bent out of shape,
    • fiery,
    • valuable,
    • spirited,
    • warmish,
    • orgiastic,
    • flipper,
    • eager,
    • hot off press,
    • baking,
    • hyper,
    • candescent,
    • chirpiest,
    • with-it,
    • primo,
    • there,
    • the end,
    • out-of-line,
    • smoking,
    • heated,
    • igneous,
    • zestful,
    • in the mainstream,
    • flushed,
    • passionate,
    • fab,
    • spicy,
    • naughty,
    • getting a break,
    • live,
    • peed,
    • gingery,
    • zingy,
    • girl crazy,
    • current,
    • feverish,
    • high-pressure,
    • extra ordinary,
    • of value,
    • Febrific,
    • red-hot,
    • Neoteric,
    • scorching,
    • Hot-headed,
    • in flames,
    • up-to-date,
    • no dummy,
    • kissable,
    • hip,
    • boiling,
    • fevered,
    • desirous,
    • belligerent,
    • falling all over oneself,
    • Rememberable,
    • ticked off,
    • burning,
    • angry,
    • today,
    • hopping mad,
    • uncomfortably warm,
    • sharp as a tack,
    • hard core,
    • this season’s,
    • stand-out,
    • REDHOT,
    • ardent,
    • boy crazy,
    • sweet on,
    • erogenous,
    • in use,
    • venereal,
    • splasher,
    • white-hot,
    • fresh,
    • world class,
    • high-profile,
    • fighting mad,
    • out of line,
    • hot to trot,
    • pungent,
    • leading-edge,
    • have it in for,
    • know stuff,
    • aromal,
    • zesty,
    • going around,
    • marvelous,
    • lovey dovey,
    • on the make,
    • up to speed,
    • chirpier,
    • sweaty,
    • tee’d off,
    • lowdown,
    • all systems go,
    • hot property,
    • have a bone to pick,
    • adorable,
    • lovey-dovey,
    • perfervid,
    • sexy,
    • salacious,
    • collectible,
    • faddish,
    • have on the ball,
    • t’d off,
    • aguey,
    • hit it big,
    • at loggerheads,
    • out-standing,
    • erotic,
    • something else,
    • hazardous,
    • amoral,
    • have for,
    • top-of-the-line,
    • gotta have,
    • come hither,
    • high-grade,
    • gung-ho,
    • thermal,
    • contraband,
    • top drawer,
    • cutting-edge,
    • smouldering,
    • livid,
    • hottempered,
    • shining at,
    • warmblooded,
    • serendipitous,
    • coming up roses,
    • in the news,
    • gifted,
    • hopped up,
    • tropical,
    • rabid,
    • dying to,
    • tropic,
    • Agitable,
    • bodacious,
    • febrile,
    • red hot,
    • lucky,
    • amorous,
    • rarin’ to go,
    • peeved off,
    • having the shakes,
    • solid gold,
    • in progress,
    • up to the minute,
    • highpowered,
    • warm,
    • zappy,
    • fashionable,
    • fugitive,
    • marketable,
    • rutilous,
    • what’s happening,
    • hotshot,
    • satyric,
    • class act,
    • working,
    • got it,
    • strong,
    • baking hot,
    • peppery,
    • libidinous,
    • on the outs,
    • common knowledge,
    • have the goods,
    • burning up,
    • fast.

    outlawed (adjective)

    • out lawed,
    • out-lawed.

    passionate (adjective)

    • more quickened,
    • most high-pressure,
    • head long,
    • more high-pressure,
    • most high pressure,
    • more high pressure,
    • in spiring,
    • most quickened,
    • highpressure,
    • more highpressure,
    • head-long,
    • turnedon,
    • in-spiring.

    passionate, vehement (adjective)

    • fierce,
    • temperamental,
    • stormy,
    • impetuous,
    • irascible,
    • aroused,
    • animated,
    • touchy,
    • furious,
    • enthusiastic.

    peppery (adjective)

    • most zestful,
    • zestiest,
    • zestier,
    • more zestful.

    pissed off (adjective)

    • bent out shape,
    • most peed,
    • more peed,
    • more steamed,
    • most steamed,
    • steamed,
    • pissed off,
    • td off,
    • fit be tied,
    • teed off.

    primary/prime (adjective)

    • more worldclass,
    • most top-of-the-line,
    • most world class,
    • most primo,
    • more world class,
    • more world-class,
    • more primo,
    • top-pest,
    • para-mount,
    • worldclass,
    • most worldclass,
    • most top of the line,
    • para mount,
    • most world-class.

    pungent (adjective)

    • odoriferous,
    • whiffy,
    • salter,
    • mordant,
    • nosey,
    • effluvious.

    rabid (adjective)

    • in-sane,
    • most corybantic,
    • over board,
    • most overboard,
    • de-ranged,
    • in sanest,
    • in temperate,
    • in tolerant,
    • more corybantic,
    • mad dog,
    • overboard,
    • more overboard,
    • most flipped,
    • in saner,
    • mad-dog,
    • most mad dog,
    • most maddog,
    • Corybantic,
    • de ranged,
    • most mad-dog,
    • more maddog,
    • more mad-dog,
    • most ultraist,
    • Ultraist,
    • narrow minded,
    • in-saner,
    • most extremist,
    • in-temperate,
    • more ultraist,
    • more extremist,
    • in sane.

    radioactive (adjective)

    • most irradiated,
    • more irradiated,
    • radio active,
    • Radio-active,
    • more contaminated.

    risque (adjective)

    • in-decorous,
    • in elegant,
    • un refined,
    • in discreet,
    • most amoral,
    • more offbase,
    • more out-of-line,
    • most out-of-line,
    • offbase,
    • in-discreet,
    • un-refined,
    • in-elegant,
    • in decorous,
    • more off base,
    • most off base,
    • more amoral,
    • more off-base,
    • most off-base,
    • more out of line.

    sensual (adjective)

    • more arousing,
    • un spiritual,
    • most unspiritual,
    • most arousing,
    • most sharpened,
    • unspiritual,
    • animalistic,
    • un-spiritual,
    • more sharpened,
    • more animalistic.

    sensuous (adjective)

    • Sensualistic.

    sexually excited (adjective)

    • Concupiscent.

    sexy (adjective)

    • comehither.

    sharp (adjective)

    • vinegary,
    • strong-smelling.

    spicy (adjective)

    • most herbaceous,
    • un-seemliest,
    • more aromal,
    • un seemly,
    • un seemliest,
    • more herbaceous,
    • herbaceous,
    • un seemlier,
    • most aromal,
    • un-seemlier,
    • highly seasoned.

    spicy to taste (adjective)

    • biting,
    • acrid,
    • racy.

    spirited (adjective)

    • most rocking,
    • zappier,
    • more rocking,
    • more gingery,
    • re solute,
    • high spirited,
    • full of life,
    • zingiest,
    • more hyper,
    • zappiest,
    • full life,
    • Rocking,
    • zingier,
    • re-solute,
    • most gingery.

    strong (adjective)

    • more strong-flavored,
    • most unmixed,
    • fullbodied,
    • more strong flavored,
    • most strong-flavored,
    • more strongflavored,
    • unmixed,
    • highly flavored,
    • un mixed,
    • more unmixed,
    • strongflavored,
    • most strong flavored,
    • most strongflavored,
    • un-mixed,
    • more inebriating,
    • strong-flavored,
    • strong flavored,
    • un diluted,
    • full bodied,
    • un-diluted,
    • most inebriating.

    sultry (adjective)

    • more vixenish,
    • most smothering,
    • more smothering,
    • most vixenish,
    • sweltrier,
    • sweltriest,
    • vixenish.

    super (adjective)

    • in-comparable,
    • in comparable,
    • top notch.

    sweaty (adjective)

    • sweating,
    • stinkiest,
    • Sudoriferous,
    • perspiry,
    • covered with sweat,
    • diaphoretic,
    • sudoric,
    • stinky,
    • perspiring.

    sybaritic (adjective)

    • voluptuary.

    tangy (adjective)

    • tangy.

    thermal (adjective)

    • thermic.

    tropic (adjective)

    • very warm.

    up-to-date (adjective)

    • more with it,
    • most with it,
    • more happening,
    • more up,
    • most today,
    • more withit,
    • avant garde,
    • more abreast,
    • state the art,
    • most abreast,
    • most withit,
    • most happening,
    • most up,
    • withit,
    • more today,
    • avantgarde,
    • most with-it,
    • state of art,
    • more faddish,
    • up to date,
    • most faddish.

    valuable (adjective)

    • re-levant,
    • most collectible,
    • more cherished,
    • in valuable,
    • most esteemed,
    • high priced,
    • highpriced,
    • most appreciated,
    • in-estimable,
    • most treasured,
    • in estimable,
    • more esteemed,
    • more prized,
    • most cherished,
    • most heirloom,
    • in-valuable,
    • more treasured,
    • more heirloom,
    • re levant,
    • more collectible.

    vehement (adjective)

    • on make.

    very high in temperature (adjective)

    • summery,
    • blazing,
    • Thermogenic,
    • ovenlike,
    • red,
    • Parching,
    • decalescent,
    • piping,
    • like an oven,
    • calescent,
    • incandescent,
    • recalescent.

    voluptuary (adjective)

    • most pleasure seeking,
    • pleasureseeking,
    • most pleasureseeking,
    • pleasure-seeking,
    • more pleasureseeking,
    • pleasure seeking.

    warm (adjective)

    • more warmish,
    • more gungho,
    • more gung ho,
    • most gung-ho,
    • most warmish,
    • most gungho,
    • most gung ho,
    • gungho.

    working (adjective)

    • in process,
    • more laboring,
    • in job,
    • on the job,
    • on track,
    • in full swing,
    • in force,
    • most laboring,
    • in a job,
    • in gear.

    zealous (adjective)

    • most fireball,
    • most wildeyed,
    • coming strong,
    • more wildeyed,
    • most wild-eyed,
    • more wild-eyed,
    • more fanatic,
    • wild eyed,
    • de-voted,
    • most fanatic,
    • de voted,
    • wildeyed,
    • more fireball.
  • adv

    Other relevant words: (adverb)

    • in a zone,
    • hot-handed,
    • on a roll,
    • in a groove.
  • adv.

    on a roll (adverb)

    • on roll,
    • on one game,
    • hot handed,
    • on game,
    • hothanded,
    • IN ZONE,
    • on ones game,
    • co-oking,
    • co oking.

    Other relevant words: (adverb)

    • on one’s game.
  • n.

    • impassioned,
    • burn with anger,
    • rage,
    • soulful,
    • rave,
    • emotional,
    • burn with fervor,
    • hysterical,
    • histrionic.

    • eventful,
    • enthralling,
    • dramatic,
    • exhilarating,
    • thrilling,
    • exotic,
    • exciting,
    • compelling.

    • viral,
    • much loved/respected/admired/criticized etc.,
    • top-rated,
    • hectic.

    • excite,
    • capable,
    • accomplished,
    • expert,
    • transliterate,
    • skillful,
    • experienced,
    • able.

    • bittersweet,
    • brackish,
    • astringent,
    • chocolate,
    • flavored,
    • chocolatey,
    • acidic.

    • improper,
    • unlawful,
    • shady,
    • unconstitutional,
    • unauthorized,
    • clandestine,
    • wrongful,
    • illicit,
    • fraudulent.

    • injurious,
    • harmful,
    • disastrous,
    • risky,
    • unsafe,
    • ruinous,
    • perilous,
    • damaging.

    • determined,
    • purposeful,
    • persistent,
    • insistent,
    • motivated,
    • competitive,
    • ambitious,
    • sedulous,
    • driven,
    • dedicated.

    • intimate,
    • obscene,
    • indecent,
    • romantic,
    • suggestive,
    • vulgar,
    • animal.

    • want,
    • frisky,
    • on the pull,
    • arouse,
    • desire.

    • boo-boo,
    • bow-wow,
    • birdie,
    • bunny,
    • choo-choo,
    • cross,
    • bang.

    active (noun)

    • active.

    aroused (noun)

    • ill-tempered,
    • indignant.

    blistering (noun)

    • blistering.

    blistery (noun)

    • blistery.

    calefacient (noun)

    • calefacient.

    calefactive (noun)

    • calefactive.

    calefactory (noun)

    • calefactory.

    calorifacient (noun)

    • calorifacient.

    calorific (noun)

    • calorific.

    charged (noun)

    • charged.

    eager (noun)

    • distracted.

    erotic (noun)

    • lascivious,
    • carnal,
    • lewd.

    excited (noun)

    • wilder.

    fervid (noun)

    • fervid.

    heatable (noun)

    • heatable.

    heated up (noun)

    • heated up.

    heating (noun)

    • heating.

    het (noun)

    • het.

    hot (noun)

    • overheated,
    • sulphurous,
    • illegal,
    • new,
    • stifling,
    • popular,
    • close,
    • het up,
    • wanted,
    • sensual,
    • unpleasant,
    • skilled,
    • sulfurous,
    • white,
    • near,
    • good,
    • sweltry,
    • violent,
    • hottish,
    • warming,
    • sizzling.

    sexually attractive (noun)

    • smoky,
    • Hunky.
  • v.

    close (verb)

    • humid,
    • stuffy.

    conflict (verb)

    • war.

    heated (verb)

    • molten.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • state.

    roll (verb)

    • biscuit.
  • Other synonyms:

    • hotness,
    • day,
    • sex drive,
    • gelidity,
    • warmly,
    • sun-drenched,
    • nifty,
    • fortune,
    • pyretic,
    • frore,
    • luckily,
    • groovy,
    • boreal,
    • heavy breathing,
    • steaming,
    • providential,
    • acclaimed,
    • noncompetitive,
    • lottery,
    • pepper,
    • gelid,
    • offish,
    • frostiness,
    • fortuitous,
    • charmed,
    • Gelidness,
    • dumb luck,
    • libido,
    • bedroom eyes,
    • Frigidness,
    • beat down,
    • emotionless,
    • miraculous,
    • excitation,
    • Torridness,
    • suffocating,
    • pot luck,
    • luck,
    • bask,
    • wintriness,
    • nippy,
    • fantasize,
    • sex maniac,
    • toasty,
    • fortunately,
    • well-received,
    • coolness,
    • chilliness,
    • smolder,
    • lust,
    • swelter,
    • steamy,
    • hypercompetitive,
    • iciness,
    • fortunate,
    • combust,
    • torridity,
    • arousal,
    • beginner’s luck,
    • coldness,
    • ripping.

    • great,
    • reserved,
    • glorious,
    • solitary,
    • trot,
    • turn on,
    • fire.

    • harsh,
    • splendid,
    • keen,
    • divine,
    • handsome,
    • neat.

    • fancy.

    • comfortable,
    • fantastic.

    • sexual.

    • hard.

    • balmy.

    • heavy.

    cooked

    • done.

    first class

    • excellent.

    on fire

    • Conflagrant.

    sexually attractive

    • foxy,
    • lush,
    • cute,
    • nubile,
    • seductive,
    • Slinky,
    • attractive.

    summery

    • summer.

    tap

    • faucet.

    tropical

    • equatorial.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • kayo,
    • hot-tempered,
    • feverous,
    • Irradiated,
    • Nobby,
    • hot under the collar,
    • bully,
    • okay,
    • hotheaded,
    • activated,
    • grand,
    • dandy,
    • radioactivated,
    • on fire,
    • swell,
    • electrified,
    • boiling over,
    • piquant,
    • runaway,
    • solid,
    • in a fever,
    • ace-high,
    • swingy,
    • fine and dandy,
    • jam-up,
    • bang-up,
    • ablaze,
    • Crackajack,
    • chafe,
    • inflamed,
    • slap-up,
    • heat,
    • peachy,
    • intense,
    • rum,
    • lustful,
    • sharp,
    • in flight,
    • spunky,
    • afire,
    • but good.

How to use «Hot» in context?

«hot» can be defined in many ways but usually refers to something that is stimulant or arousing. It can also indicate how something makes people feel emotionally. This term can be used to describe weather, food, people, or activities. «Hot» often evokes strong feelings and is a powerful word to use.

Paraphrases for Hot:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      scorching, sexy.
    • Proper noun, singular
      hottest, sexy.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      sexy.
    • Adverb
      sexy.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      ardent, critical, enthusiastic, excited, fashionable, incendiary, newest, spicy, thrilling, tough, volatile.
    • Proper noun, singular
      Rages, threats, turns, springs.
    • Noun, plural
      Areas, Diseases, places, regions, zones, locations.
    • Interjection
      sassy.
    • Verb, past tense
      Got.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      using, undermining.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      wants.
  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      attractive, febrile, feverish, good-looking, overheating, passionate, thorny, hot-button, hot-spot, hot-water, high-temperature, hot-rolled.
    • Proper noun, singular
      heats.
    • Noun, plural
      Hotlines.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      hottie.
    • Interjection
      sexy.

Homophones for Hot:

  • HOTT.

Like this post? Please share to your friends:
  • The opposite word for permanent
  • The other word for help
  • The power of the word essay
  • The opposite word for finish
  • The power of the magic word