ultra-hot
adjective
(alsoultrahot)uk/ˌʌl.trəˈhɒt/us/ˌʌl.trəˈhɑːt/ultra-hotadjective(TEMPERATURE)
veryhotintemperature:
Thesunhas an ultra-hotcorethatworkslike anenormousnuclearfurnace.
Theresearchteamusessoundwavestogenerateultrahottemperatures.
- Thegeyserisheatedby ultrahotmagmachurningseveralmilesbelow the earth'ssurface.
- AtrueNeapolitanpizzaiscookedin an ultra-hot, wood-firedoven.
- Ifyourskinispronetoredness,avoidultra-hotshowers.
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
ultra-hotadjective(FLAVOUR)
veryspicy:
He couldn'ttalkaftereatingMum's ultra-hotcurry.
Thesechilliesare ultra-hot.
- They use an ultrahotspicemixfrom Ethiopia.
Flavours - spicy
- capsaicin
- fiery
- ghost pepper
- gingery
- heat index
- hot
- mild
- mildness
- peppery
- piquancy
- piquant
- piquantly
- spiciness
- spicy
- superhot
ultra-hotadjective(POPULAR)
veryfashionable,popular, orattractive:
Thecontemporaryartmarketis ultra-hot at themoment.
Heplayedan ultrahotdoctoron thelong-runningsoapopera.
Modern & fashionable
- be (all) the rageidiom
- be having a momentidiom
- be the last word insomethingidiom
- futuristic
- get with the programmeidiom
- go ahead
- happening
- high-tech
- hipster
- smartness
- snappily
- snappy
- snazzily
- snazzy
- sophisticated
- the avant-garde
- up-to-the-minuteidiom
- way-out
- with it
- à la mode