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hot

Definition for hot

adjective as in spicy to taste

Strongest matches

sharp, spicy

adjective as in new, in vogue

adjective as in sexually excited

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It’s a reference to how these plants have adapted to a cycle of hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters by establishing deep tap roots that keep them hydrated even during long dry spells.

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To be sure, the fierce competition from the constant churn of new hot products and more affordable options from China and elsewhere makes it harder to stand out, succeed and retain customers.

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The UK is already experiencing shifting weather patterns due to climate change, with four official heatwaves confirmed in 2025 across what the Met Office have said was the hottest summer on record.

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Put it this way: Hot dog consumption would surely rise if hot dogs were subsidized by government.

The sun is beating down in Pasadena, leaving the Rose Bowl parking lot hot to the touch.

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

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