superhot
adjective
(alsosuper-hot,super hot)/ˌsuːpəˈhɒt//ˌsuːpɚˈhɑːt/superhotadjective(VERY HOT)
having a very hightemperature:
Hugecloudsof superhotgasescan beseenmovingthroughspace.
Shecookedtwothicksteakson a super-hotgrill.
Theovengetssuperhotso thevegetableswill besoftandfullofflavour.
- Thespacecrafthopestorevealthesecretsof superhotMercury, thenearestplanetto thesun.
- Whenwaterhitsthe superhotrocks, itbecomessteam.
- Thecaptiveswere beingheldin super-hotcells.
Hot & heat
- bake
- baking
- beat down
- boiling
- broiling
- fuggy
- glow
- heat haze
- heated
- heatwave
- oppressive
- piping hot
- red-hot
- scalding
- scorching
- sizzle
- stuffy
- swelter
- thermal
- white heat
superhotadjective(NEW/EXCITING)
informal
very new andexciting, so that a lot ofpeoplearetalkingabout it:
He is taking abreakfrom his superhotboybandafter anargumentwiththeirmanager.
He is one of thehottestnamesamong a super-hotgenerationofyoungIndianartists.
- She has just beencastin afilmby thelatestsuperhotdirector.
Exciting and interesting
- absorbing
- action-packed
- adventurous
- alley
- arresting
- bracing
- coruscating
- excitingly
- exhilarating
- fancifully
- fascinating
- fast lane
- racy
- rip-roaring
- riveting
- romantic
- romantically
- rousing
- sensationally
- spectacularly
superhotadjective(SPICY)
(offood)extremelyspicy:
Themeatcame with a super-hotchillisauce.
I can alsorecommendtheirlambcurryif you like super-hotcurries.
- I made asaladdressingwithgarlicand some super-hot chillis.
- It's agreatbookforloversof superhotspices.
Flavours - spicy
- capsaicin
- fiery
- ghost pepper
- gingery
- heat index
- hot
- mild
- mildness
- peppery
- piquancy
- piquant
- piquantly
- spiciness
- spicy
- ultra-hot
superhotadjective(SEXY)
informal
verysexuallyattractive:
Sheintroducedus to herfriendJoe, who alsohappensto besuperhot.
I was out on adatewith a super-hot woman.
- Herecognizedthe super-hotactresson thefrontof themagazine.