Things That Are Hot

  • Blazing and gives off lots of heat and light.

  • Usually served piping hot in a cup.

  • An oven heats up to cook food, definitely hot!

  • A kettle gets hot when boiling water.

  • Water can be heated to high temperatures, like in tea.

  • Medical X‑ray machines use high‑energy radiation and get hot.

  • A clothes iron heats up and gets hot.

  • Cooked on a griddle; cheesy and hot to eat.

  • The Sun is a giant ball of scorching heat

  • Soup is often served hot and steamy

  • Freshly baked apple pie is served hot.

  • Molten lava makes volcanoes blazing hot.

  • Fresh urine can feel hot from body heat.

  • Cooked noodles are served hot from boiling water.

  • Molten rock from volcanoes—super hot!

  • Cooking oil gets sizzling hot in a pan.

  • Oven-baked pie; usually served hot and steamy.

  • Usually served hot; a fresh cup gives off steam

  • Girls

  • Often served steaming hot from the pot.

  • Fresh from the oven, pizza is piping hot.

  • A country with very hot desert climate.

  • Cooked chicken wings come out piping hot.

  • A grill gets very hot when cooking food.

  • Usually served warm with melty cheese.

  • Cooked eggs are served piping hot.

  • The planet’s surface is scorching hot.

  • Often served hot when roasted or grilled.

  • Roasted or fried peppers are hot when served.

  • It can produce heat through electrical resistance ⚡

  • A warm drink; it's served physically hot.

  • A tropical country; days can be very hot.

  • Food

  • Red-hot melted rock underground; super hot!

  • Usually served steaming hot for breakfast.

  • A desert is often very hot under the sun.

  • Fresh waffles from the iron are hot and toasty.

  • Oatmeal is cooked and eaten hot; warm breakfast.

  • A pan heats up on the stove and gets hot.

  • Yes! It's literally very hot and steamy.

  • Freshly fried chicken nuggets come out hot.

  • Spicy chili pepper that feels hot in your mouth.

  • Fresh toast pops out hot from the toaster.

  • It's the thing that makes objects feel hot.

  • A device that produces heat to warm spaces.

  • A stove gets hot to cook food

  • Traditionally a fiery place, described as hot.

  • A country with many very hot regions.

  • Lamps heat up when on; the fixture can get hot.

  • Spicy condiment served hot or burning your mouth.

  • Fresh ashes from a fire can be very hot.

  • Gravy is often served hot on meals.

  • Weather can be hot, like on a summer heatwave day.

  • Usually served hot and crispy from the fryer.

  • Radioactive metal that generates heat.

  • Kilns reach very high temperatures.

  • Glowing embers from a fire are very hot.

  • Fresh lava is molten rock, blazing hot.

  • Burning gas produces high heat in stoves etc.

  • A raging fire—blazing hot!

  • Often served steaming hot from the pot.

  • Dinner is often served hot and steaming.

  • A tasty dish usually served hot from the oven.

  • Baked yams are served hot from the oven.

  • Often served hot right after cooking.

  • Microwave ovens heat food using microwaves, gets hot

  • Fresh from the oven, lasagna is piping hot.

  • Heats rooms by giving off warm air.

  • Wasabi is served spicy and can feel hot in your mouth.

  • A Jacuzzi is a hot tub; the water is heated.

  • A body organ at body heat; quite warm/hot.

  • Fresh donuts come out hot from the fryer.

  • Cooking makes a kitchen steamy and hot.

  • Often a very hot month in many countries.

  • Many drinks are served hot, like tea or cocoa.

  • Java means coffee, usually served hot.

  • A cooked dish; served hot from the pot.

  • Pots get very hot when boiling on a stove.

  • A bowl of chili is hot and steamy when served

  • Can be cooked and served piping hot.

  • Fresh from the pan, bacon is sizzling hot.

  • Places near the Equator have hot climates.

  • Air can be hot, like on a summer day.

  • Armpits get warm and sweaty; can feel hot.

  • Sauce can be simmered and served hot

  • Hot spiced drink, usually served warm in fall.

  • Steamed and eaten hot from the husk.

  • Topical rub that feels warm/hot on skin.

  • Stovetops and ovens get really hot.

  • Burning coal glows red and gives off strong heat

  • Fresh onion rings come out hot and crispy.

  • Flames are literally hot; they burn and heat air.

  • A wok on the stove gets blazing hot.

  • Milk can be warmed; hot milk is cozy and steamy.

  • Fresh-baked pie comes out of the oven hot.

  • An electric stove heats up and gets hot.

  • Many islands are tropical and very hot.

  • Makes a flame—small but very hot.

  • Cooked meat comes out hot from the pan.

  • A latte is a hot coffee drink when served.

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