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HotHigh alcohol, unbalanced wines that tend to burn with "heat" on the finish are called hot. Acceptable in Port-style wines.
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HotA term used in nuclear technology for "highly active".
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HotOld English hat "hot, flaming, opposite of cold," used of the sun or air, of fire, of objects made hot; also "fervent, fierce, intense, excited," from Proto-Germanic *haita- (sourc [..]
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HotA colloquial term meaning highly radioactive.
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HotHot jazz (as distinct from the music of sweet bands or commercial music) was a name for early jazz.
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HotHeckscher-Ohlin Theorem.
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Hotused of physical heat; having a high or higher than desirable temperature or giving off heat or feeling or causing a sensation of heat or burning; "hot stove"; " [..]
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HotA ball that is travelling at a high rate of speed without much backspin (and many times at a lower trajectory than desired) is said to be hot. A ball
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Hotvery warm
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Hotarea under fire
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HotDictionary of Internet Terms An ISPs keyword to the exiting things happening online at present,the current popular area or item.
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Hot a description for wine that is high in alcohol
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HotAn ISP's keyword to the exciting things happening online at present; the current popular area or item.
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HotTerm used to describe a mic that's on.
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HotSee highly optimized tolerance.
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HotA common 'slang' term used in Health Physics and Radiation Protection to mean something with high levels of Activity or Dose . It has no technically recognised meaning and should be used wit [..]
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Hot(adj) used of physical heat; having a high or higher than desirable temperature or giving off heat or feeling or causing a sensation of heat or burning(adj) characterized by violent and forceful activ [..]
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Hot - Refers to an energized conductor or apparatus.
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HotThe three most common circuit wires. The hot brings the current flow in, the neutral returns it to the source, and the ground is a safety route for returning current. The ground and neutral are joined [..]
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HotHawaii Ocean Timeseries
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HotI’ll make the place too hot to hold him. (See TALUS.)
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Hotmelt glues:
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Hotconnected, alive, energized.
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HotHigh Occupancy Toll
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Hot(Aviation) (1) Attack geometry will result in roll-out in front of the target. (2) A leg of the CAP patrol pointing toward anticipated threats. (3) Group heading toward friendly aircraft. (4) Ordnance [..]
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Hot(Submarine) A report from the sonar operator that torpedoes just fired are running hot (proper ignition of the engine has occurred), straight (not malfunctioning and steering in a circular run), and n [..]
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HotA person is hot when he is wanted by the law. No hobo will travel with a man who is hot.
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HotA defect in wine. Heat is noted when too much alcohol for the style of wine has been produced.
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HotStolen
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Hotadj. "hot; intense, eager, rash; passionate; dominated by the quality of heat," s.v. hot a. (sb.) OED. KEY: hot@adj
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Hotadj 64 hoot 26 hoote 17 hot 3 hote 13 hotter 5
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Hotn.(1) "the elementary quality of heat," s.v. hot a. (sb.) OED. KEY: hot@n1
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Hotn1 5 hoot 1 hot 2 hote 2
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HotIn context; attack geometry will result in rollout in front of the target; or on a leg of the CAP pointing toward the anticipated threats (A/A). Ordnance employment authorized, expected, or completed [..]
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HotIn context; attack geometry will result in rollout in front of the target; or on a leg of the CAP pointing toward the anticipated threats (A/A). Ordnance employment authorized, expected, or completed [..]
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HotHaut subsonique Optiquement teleguide tire dun Tube (subsonic optically-tracked tube-launched). French acronym for an anti-tank missile.
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Hot Vulnerable.
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HotHeal Over Time.
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HotA gambler who is winning too much either on slots or tables.
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HotA player on a winning streak is known to be ‘hot’.
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Hot(slang) vulnerable
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Hota player who is on a winning streak or a slot machine that is paying out.
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HotA player who is experiencing a winning streak during a gaming session.
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HotHigh Occupancy Toll.
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Hotstolen
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HotWATER HEATING BOILER - A boiler in which no steam is generated and from which hot water is circulated for heating purposes and then returned to the boiler.
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HotWATER RE-CIRCULATING SYSTEM - A heating system using water as a heat-transfer medium through a heat exchanger or boiler to terminal heating unit.
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Hot
(of an object) Having a high temperature.
(He forgot the frying pan was hot, and dropped it suddenly.)
*en|heated; see also
*en|baking,en|baking,en|feverish, having a temperature
*en|piquant,en| [..]
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Hot
Hybrid orientation technique
High-output turbo
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Hot===Adjective===
====high in temperature====
=====Synonyms=====
hot
boiling
scalding
incandescent
scorching
toasty
red-hot
white-hot
molten
burning
searing
blistering
cold
warm
Roget 1911|heat
* Moby [..]
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HotSexy.
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HotUsed in the context of general equities. Active, usually with positive price implications.
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