18 different ways to say Hot
Other words that mean Hot
Direct synonyms of Hot
- hot - having a high temperature
- live - to function as a living thing
- spicy - tasting of spice, also SPICEY
- raging - furious
- blistering - BLISTER, to cause fluid filled swellings on the skin
Words With Similar Meanings To Hot
- unrecorded - not recorded
- know - to have a true understanding of
- alive - living
- be - to exist
- exist - to have actual being, to live
- survive - to remain in existence
- populate - to inhabit
- bouncy - tending to bounce
- blue - to make the colour of a clear sky
- angry - having anger
- blistery - having blisters
- acerb - bitter and sour, also ACERBIC
- vesiculation - the formation of vesicles
We found 5 ways to say hot, and another 13 words that have a similar meaning to hot. A synonym is a word that has close to or means exactly the same thing as another word. If you're looking for another way to say hot, using a synonym or related word can help you avoid repeating yourself and add variety to your language.
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Hot - having a high temperature
Eg: The new video game is really hot right now, everyone is playing it.Live - to function as a living thing
Eg: The news anchor reported live from the scene of the crime.- live
- unrecorded
- know
- alive
- be
- exist
- survive
- populate
- hot
- bouncy
- experience
- cognize
- cognise
- acknowledge
- animated
- follow
- equal
- cost
- embody
- constitute
- beryllium
- subsist
- last
- go
- endure
- outlive
- dwell
- inhabit
- spicy
- raging
- blistering
- lively
- resilient
- springy
- bouncing
Spicy - tasting of spice, also SPICEY
Eg: I tried the spicy challenge at the restaurant and regretted it immediately.Raging - furious
Eg: The raging storm caused massive damage to the coastal town.Blistering - BLISTER, to cause fluid filled swellings on the skin
Unrecorded - not recorded
Know - to have a true understanding of
Eg: I know you're not telling the truth.Alive - living
Eg: The painting was so realistic that it seemed to come alive.Be - to exist
Eg: Are you coming to the party tonight?- be
- live
- follow
- equal
- cost
- embody
- constitute
- exist
- beryllium
- unrecorded
- know
- alive
- survive
- populate
- hot
- bouncy
- trace
- watch
- adopt
- come
- comply
- surveil
- pursue
- succeed
- postdate
- match
- equalize
- equalise
- equate
- touch
- rival
- adequate
- peer
- price
- personify
- incarnate
- represent
- comprise
- appoint
- form
- establish
- subsist
- glucinium
Exist - to have actual being, to live
Eg: It's important to recognize that poverty exists in our own communities.Survive - to remain in existence
Eg: The athlete had to push himself to his limits to survive the grueling race.- survive
- last
- live
- go
- endure
- exist
- outlive
- lastly
- finally
- lowest
- utmost
- end
- final
- concluding
- death
- unrecorded
- know
- alive
- be
- populate
- hot
- bouncy
- lead
- proceed
- move
- depart
- spell
- tour
- turn
- run
- fit
- become
- function
- crack
- fail
- die
- blend
- start
- belong
- travel
- plump
- rifle
- sound
- wear
- digest
- prevail
- suffer
- weather
- subsist
- outlast
Populate - to inhabit
Bouncy - tending to bounce
Eg: The gymnast had to be very bouncy to execute her routine properly.Blue - to make the colour of a clear sky
Eg: The Democrats are often referred to as the "blue" party.- blue
- dark
- dingy
- disconsolate
- dismal
- gloomy
- grim
- sorry
- drab
- drear
- dreary
- gamy
- gamey
- juicy
- naughty
- racy
- risque
- spicy
- bluish
- blueish
- blueness
- aristocratic
- blasphemous
- bluing
- dour
- glowering
- glum
- moody
- morose
- saturnine
- sour
- sullen
- obscure
- darkness
- black
- benighted
- night
- wickedness
- dirty
- begrimed
- inconsolable
- depressed
- dispirited
- downcast
- downhearted
- low
- glooming
- inexorable
- relentless
- stern
- unappeasable
- unforgiving
- unrelenting
- ghastly
- regretful
- deplorable
- sober
- somber
- sombre
- game
- high
- luscious
- toothsome
- voluptuous
- lush
- fat
- lively
- hot
- aristocratical
- gentle
- patrician
- profane
- sacrilegious
- blueing
