red-hot

[ˈrɛdˈhɑt]

Definition:
1. Having strong sexual appeal.
2. Newest or most recent.
3. Characterized by intense emotion or interest or excitement.
4. Glowing red with heat.
5. Very fast.

Use 'red-hot' in a sentence:

1. When you sit on a red-hot cinder a second seems like an hour.
2. If I would heat you up to 3,000 degrees Kelvin, you would become red-hot.
3. The reason for concern about India's widening current-account deficit is not that it heralds a financial crisis, but that it is a signal of how supply cannot keep pace with red-hot demand.
4. TEPCO must have known, experts say, that the water was boiling and being turned into steam by the red-hot fuel rods, thus increasing the exposure of those rods to the air.
5. They marry, and the Queen, appalled at this turn of events, is further humiliated by being given a pair of red-hot iron shoes that she's required to dance in until she dies.
6. There's a reason old windowpanes distort everything: They were made by rapidly squeezing a sheet of red-hot glass between two hot rollers, which produced a cheap but uneven pane.
7. Flares drop red-hot debris that could burn to the raft or you.
8. P: It feels like a red-hot knife stabbing my toe.
9. Is a saying that means when iron is red-hot.
10. Several policy measures have been announced to cool the red-hot real estate market.
11. Thankfully I descended from the red-hot inside of the cab and strolled down to where the road dipped into the next valley.
12. Just six months later the company issued a weaker-than-expected forecast that in hindsight was the end of its red-hot growth phase.
13. Yu Wen, the author of poems Red-hot Mystery published by the Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, is a poetess born in the south of Yangzi River.
14. You plunge the red-hot iron into the bucket of water to cool it.
15. The second surprise, given India's reputation as a land of red-hot start-ups and new entrepreneurs, was the dynastic nature of those captains of industry.
16. Bookseller: this one's a red-hot best seller!
17. This has been supported by the red-hot Asian stock markets.
18. The film has some red-hot love scenes.
19. And thats how it goes along this red-hot border.
20. In formerly red-hot markets like Shanghai and Beijing, sales are lagging.
21. To down the scurrile rumor that he had been seared by the red-hot lips of Actress Pola Negri, he last year married (in Mexico) his leading lady, Lita Grey, aged 16.
22. The 22-year-old sprinter knows she faces red-hot competition from a star-studded line-up but promises to keep her head high and proud, even if she finishes last.
23. The blacksmith is hammering the red-hot metal.
24. Let's take this example: There's a party you're planning to go to, but your mom just told you to clean your room or stay home. The red-hot anger starts building.
25. Red-hot news, straight from the war zone.
26. Red-hot economies with negative real interest rates need to raise them.
27. The Chukchi boy was suddenly burnt by a red-hot thing. So the child obviously became aware of every rustle around him and jumped aside every time he was slightly touched.
28. The cost was a red-hot real estate market whose turnover nearly doubled from 2008.
29. We got red-hot tips on the stock market.
30. At the furnaces in the centre of the compound, sparks shower down as a mechanical shovel fills a red-hot crucible with coal and iron ore; molten steel pours from another.
31. World financial markets largely shrugged off yesterday a sharp tumble in the red-hot Chinese stock market.
32. Red-hot Needling plus Acupoint Application for Asthma in 105 Cases.
33. Let's take this example: There's a party you're planning to go to, but your mom just told you to clean your room or stay home.The red-hot anger starts building.
34. Then, a column of red-hot steam and dust soared thousands of miles into space and most of it fell back toward Earth within a few hours, turning the heavens into hell.
35. After long journey, we wish once red-hot water bath.
36. The scores from each indicator are then summed and turned into an overall index; 100 means that an economy is red-hot on all six measures.
37. Jealousy ran red-hot through Tom's veins.
38. His team are red-hot favourites.
39. But one thing hasn't changed: All that cheap money is sloshing its way into unintended investments — including red-hot tech startups.
40. Prices hit new highs despite extensive government measures to cool the red-hot market.
41. But it is not enough to hold back a wave of credit creation and red-hot property investment.
42. In a moment her shoes were turned into red-hot iron.
43. It is researched that the measuring methods of radiation imaging and temperature fields of red-hot castings.
44. Another red-hot iron quenched with wine, this wine notes the medicine.
45. It was given out that the animals there practised cannibalism, tortured one another with red-hot horseshoes and had their females in common.
46. Luis Scola (PER 19.20, 43rd) : His red-hot start proved unsustainable, but he has settled in as an efficient post scorer on a top-10 offense that lacks any other consistent option inside.
47. If the Labour market remains red-hot, stubborn and creeping inflation seems all too likely-especially if (as seems probable) foreign investors eventually become alarmed and the exchange rate weakens.
48. Red-hot coals glowed in the fire.
49. Some traders are already stacking the red-hot book on their shelves.
50. The race was won by the red-hot favourite.
51. He cauterized the wound with a piece of red-hot iron.
52. In the main rooms red-hot radiators were left exposed.