ultrahot

Beyond merely scalding

Ultrahot means extremely hot—hotter than merely hot.

The term appears in astrophysics for stars with surface temperatures exceeding 30,000 Kelvin, and in cooking for techniques requiring intense heat: Sear the steak in an ultrahot pan.

In casual use, ultrahot describes anyone or anything exceptionally attractive or desirable: That new actor is ultrahot.

temperature

scorching

Extremely hot, burning

boiling · scalding · broiling · roasting · steaming · piping · superheated · thermonuclear · volcanic · incandescent

radiant

luminous

Emitting or reflecting light

brilliant · beaming · shining · effulgent · resplendent · blazing · coruscating · phosphorescent · stellar · solar

trendy

viral

Spreading quickly online

fire · lit · smoking · blazing · must-have · sensational

passionate

ardent

Intensely enthusiastic or devoted

  • ferventIntensely and sincerely felt
  • fieryIntensely hot or passionate
  • heatedWarmed or passionate

torrid · zealous · vehement · burning · inflamed · impassioned · intense · feverish · consuming · smoldering

burning

incineration

Burning waste to ash

inferno · conflagration · firestorm · ignite · engulf · char · carbonize · singe · smoldering · embers

Categories
Opposites
temperature

ultrahotice-cold

Extremely chilled

freezing · frigid · arctic · glacial · subzero

intensity/trendiness (slang)

ultrahotice-cold

Extremely chilled

stone-cold · dead · passé · uncool · out

spiciness

ultrahotmild

Moderate in intensity

bland · plain · unseasoned · flavorless · tasteless

Family

hot, ultra, hotness, hottest, ultramodern, ultralight, ultrafast

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G