Definition hot in British English

(all) hot and bothered (phrase) be slaving away over a hot stove (phrase) blow hot and cold (phrase) go hot and cold (phrase) () on the heels of (phrase) hot (adjective) hot (verb) hot air (noun) hot button (noun) hot cakes (noun) hot chocolate (noun) hot cross bun (noun) hot desk (noun) hot desking (noun) hot dog (noun) hot favourite (noun) hot flush (noun) hot key (noun) hot link (noun) hot mess (noun) hot mic (noun) hot off the press(es) (phrase) hot on something (phrase) hot on the heels of (phrase) hot on the trail of (phrase) hot pants (noun) hot peace (noun) hot potato (noun) hot prowl burglary (noun) hot rod (noun) hot spring (noun) hot stuff (noun) hot take (noun) hot to trot (phrase) hot toddy (noun) hot tub (noun) hot under the collar (phrase) hot washing (noun) hot yoga (noun) (hot) on the trail of (phrase) hot-air balloon (noun) hot-blooded (adjective) hot-boxing (noun) hot-dogging (noun) hot-headed (adjective) hot-tempered (adjective) hot-water bottle (noun) hot-wire (verb) in hot pursuit (phrase) in hot water (phrase) like a (hot) knife through butter (phrase) not hot () piping hot (adjective) red-hot (adjective) shit-hot (adjective) smoking hot (adjective) strike while the iron is hot (phrase) the hot seat (noun) too hot to handle (phrase) white-hot (adjective)