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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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So how is it that such a nuanced issue has been reduced to a political hot potato?

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Existing state law requires landlords to maintain certain “standard characteristics” for a dwelling unit including adequate hot and cold running water, heat, and weather proofing.

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Someone finally barks “Get him!” as a bunch of agents feebly give chase; the man pedals away like he’s a Tour de France champion with a peloton hot on his trail.

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In “Jaja’s African Hair Braiding” she invites us to spend a day at the titular salon on a hot summer day in 2019.

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Over the course of a hot summer day, four hairdressers and a young receptionist spar and bond with each other and a parade of customers who arrive seeking transformation both physical and spiritual.

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

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