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Common
noun
•
Thermal energy
.
•
The
condition
or quality of being
hot
.
•
An
attribute
of a
spice
that
causes
a
burning
sensation
in the
mouth
.
•
A
period
of
intensity
,
particularly
of
emotion
.
•
An
undesirable
amount
of
attention
.
•
The
police
.
•
One or more
firearms
.
•
In Baseball:
A
fastball
.
•
A
condition
where a
mammal
is
aroused
sexually
or where it is
especially
fertile
and therefore
eager
to
mate
.
•
A
preliminary
race
, used to
determine
the
participants
in
a final
race
•
One
cycle
of
bringing
metal
to
maximum
temperature
and
working
it until it is too
cool
to work further.
•
A
hot spell
.
•
Heating
system; a system that
raises
the
temperature
of a
room
or
building
.
•
The
output
of a
heating
system.
•
In Military:
Acronym
of
high explosive
antitank
: a
munition
using a
high explosive
shaped
charge
to
breach
armour
.
verb
•
To
cause
an increase in
temperature
of (an
object
or
space
); to
cause
to become
hot
(often with "up").
•
To become
hotter
.
•
To
excite
or make
hot
by
action
or
emotion
; to make
feverish
.
•
To
excite
ardour
in; to
rouse
to
action
; to
excite
to excess
; to
inflame
, as the
passions
.
•
To
arouse
, to
excite
(sexually).
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steam
water
wind
energy
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warmth
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light
cooling
radiation
oxygen
thermal
gas
boil
microwave
rain
humidity
burn
convection
sun
cook
vapor
electricity
liquid
dry
vapour
oil
drying
enthalpy
sunlight
friction
salt
fuel
smoke
clean
power
temperatures
fire
dissolve
vacuum
fluid
evaporate
ice
vaporize
absorb
grease
surface
defrost
thermal energy
hot water
hot air
kinetic energy
water vapor
solar radiation
carbon dioxide
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Rhymes
eat
peat
feat
feet
meat
Pete
meet
beet
leet
heat
yeet
seat
neat
teat
mete
DEET
beat
wheat
sleet
Crete
elite
sweet
skeet
abeat
pleat
tweet
suite
bleat
cheat
greet
cleat
sheet
fleet
treat
deceit
defeat
deheat
delete
upbeat
effete
unseat
gamete
reheat
repeat
street
petite
retreat
offbeat
replete
preheat
receipt
deplete
excrete
accrete
overeat
conceit
secrete
entreat
compete
concrete
complete
re-treat
discreet
discrete
mistreat
undereat
overheat
aesthete
underheat
underseat
locuplete
superheat
indiscreet
stylesheet
incomplete
bittersweet
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Lineage
heat
English
hætan
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
hæte
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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