fire-hot
/ˈfʌɪəˌhɒt/adjective
1Very hot, red-hot.
2 Figurative. Inflamed with zeal, passion, or lust; ardent, fervent.
3Of food: having a taste characterized by an intense burning sensation; very spicy.
Origin
Old English; earliest use found in Cynewulf (fl. c975), poet. From fire + hot.
- macramé
- macrandrous
- macraner
- macrauchene
- Macrauchenia
- macrencephaly
- macrergate
- macro
- macro-
- macroaggregate
- macroaggregated
- macroalga
- macroalgal
- Macro-Algonkian
- Macro-Algonquian
- macroanalysis
- macro-axis
- macrobenthos
- macrobian
- macrobicyclic
- macrobiotic
- macrocarpa
- macrocephalia
- macrocephalic
- macrocephalous