hot spots
Wireless connection zones
Hot spots are places of concentrated activity, intensity, or danger.
A Wi-Fi hot spot provides wireless internet access.
Crime hot spots see elevated criminal activity.
In geology, hot spots are areas of volcanic activity fed by magma plumes: Hawaii formed over a hot spot.
Tourist hot spots attract crowds.
The spelling varies: hotspot, hot spot, hot-spot.
Of fiery mountain origin
- geothermalRelating to underground heat
- magmaMolten rock underground
- eruptionViolent sudden release
- geyserErupting thermal vent
thermal · tectonic · lava · seismic · Yellowstone · Hawaii · hydrothermal · crater
Heavy striking sticks
- barsRods, taverns, or measures
- trendyCurrently in vogue
- nightlifeEvening entertainment culture
- sceneDramatic unit or locale
venues · hangouts · popular · buzzing · happening · fashionable · hip · crowds
Area of active fighting
- minefieldExplosive-laden territory
- conflict zoneArea of active hostilities
- flashpointIgnition temperature threshold
- volatileLiable to sudden change
unrest · violence · gangland · quarantine · radioactive · no-go zone · checkpoint · curfew
Wireless network standard
- routerPacket-forwarding network device
- signalMessage-conveying cue
- connectivityState of being linked
- access pointNetwork entry node
wireless · network · bandwidth · tethering · data · 4G · 5G · LTE
Intended arrival point
- attractionPull toward something
- must-seeCannot be skipped
- landmarkNotable point of reference
- sightseeingVisiting places of interest
tourist · guidebook · bucket list · iconic · visitors · excursion · itinerary · scenic
Protective tissue response
- rednessCrimson-hued state
- swellingAbnormal tissue enlargement
- painBodily or emotional distress
- tendernessGentle, caring quality
irritation · infection · fever · abscess · rash · lesion · sore · burning
Organisms facing extinction risk
- habitatOrganism's natural environment
- conservationPreventing waste or loss
- ecosystemInterconnected organisms and surroundings
- wildlife corridorStrip connecting fragmented habitats
breeding ground · migration · sanctuary · refuge · national park · biodiversity · endemic · threatened
volcanic
Of fiery mountain origin
- geothermalRelating to underground heat
- magmaMolten rock underground
- eruptionViolent sudden release
geyser · thermal · tectonic · lava · seismic · Yellowstone · Hawaii · hydrothermal · crater · caldera
clubs
Heavy striking sticks
scene · venues · hangouts · popular · buzzing · happening · fashionable · hip · crowds · socializing
warzone
Area of active fighting
- minefieldExplosive-laden territory
- conflict zoneArea of active hostilities
- flashpointIgnition temperature threshold
volatile · unrest · violence · gangland · quarantine · radioactive · no-go zone · checkpoint · curfew · insurgency
Wi-Fi
Wireless network standard
- routerPacket-forwarding network device
- signalMessage-conveying cue
- connectivityState of being linked
access point · wireless · network · bandwidth · tethering · data · 4G · 5G · LTE · connection
destination
Intended arrival point
- attractionPull toward something
- must-seeCannot be skipped
- landmarkNotable point of reference
sightseeing · tourist · guidebook · bucket list · iconic · visitors · excursion · itinerary · scenic · resort
inflammation
Protective tissue response
tenderness · irritation · infection · fever · abscess · rash · lesion · sore · burning · sensitivity
endangered species
Organisms facing extinction risk
- habitatOrganism's natural environment
- conservationPreventing waste or loss
- ecosystemInterconnected organisms and surroundings
wildlife corridor · breeding ground · migration · sanctuary · refuge · national park · biodiversity · endemic · threatened · nesting site
- microwavesmicrowave, microwave oven, microwave ovens, turntable, defrost
- fireflame, blaze, flames, inferno, embers
- pet healthvet visit, checkup, checkups, vaccinations, rabies vaccination
- policingpatrol, police powers, arrests, police officer, arrest
- heatheat transfer, thermal energy, heatwave, radiation, convection
- shoe problemsblister, blisters, bunion, bunions, callus
hot spotsdead zones
Areas lacking life or signal
dead spots · ghost towns · backwaters · coverage gaps · blind spots