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.

Las palabras de la lista Things That Are Hot son palabras que los jugadores del juego de palabras Juego de ¡Basta! escribieron en partidas jugadas, ordenadas por frecuencia.