Hot (adjective)

1. Having a high degree of heat or a high temperature.
2. Having a sensation of heat, as from inflammation or fever.
3. Producing or giving off heat.
4. Having a strong or pungent taste or flavor.
5. Having or showing intense emotion or interest.
6. Having a strong desire or liking for something.
7. Currently popular or fashionable.
8. Urgently requiring attention or action.
9. Recently stolen and likely to be recognized and not accepted.

Origin:

Old english hāt, of germanic origin; related to dutch heet and german heiß.

Examples:

1. It's hot today, I'm going to wear shorts and a t-shirt.
2. This soup is too hot, I can't eat it.
3. The sun is hot, we should put on sunscreen.
4. This curry is very hot, be careful it might burn your mouth.
5. She's hot, I can't stop thinking about her.