Noun: red hot
Usage: US, dialect, informal
Usage: US, dialect, informal
- A frankfurter served hot on a bun
"He ordered a red hot with mustard and relish at the ballpark";
- hotdog, hot dog
- Glowing red with heat
"The blacksmith shaped the red-hot metal on the anvil"; "The red-hot coals in the fireplace crackled and popped"
- Characterized by intense emotion, interest or excitement
"a red-hot speech";
- sizzling
- Very fast; capable of quick response and great speed
"a red-hot line drive";
- blistering, hot, superfast
- Newest or most recent
"red-hot information";
- hot
- [informal] (of a woman) sexually attractive
"a red-hot mama";
- juicy [informal], luscious [informal], toothsome [informal], voluptuous, foxy [informal], babelicious [N. Amer, informal], bootylicious [US, informal]
Derived forms: red hots
See also: dishy [Brit, informal], fast, hot, lush [Brit, informal], new, sexy [informal], smoking [informal], tasty [Brit, informal], yummy [informal]
Type of: sandwich, sarnie [Brit, informal]
Encyclopedia: Red hot
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