smoking hot
smoking hot adjective: used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see smoking, hot: so hot as to be emitting smoke, perhaps about to catch fire.
Adjective
smoking hot (comparative more smoking hot, superlative most smoking hot)
- Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see smoking, hot: so hot as to be emitting smoke, perhaps about to catch fire.
- Near-synonym: smouldering
- Synonyms:
- smoking, smouldering
- Antonyms:
- freezing cold, freezing, frigid, ice-cold, algid, Arctic, Baltic, boreal, brass monkeys, brumal
- Very hot; having a very high temperature.
- Synonyms:
- smoking, scalding hot, piping hot, boiling hot, steaming hot, steaming, baking hot
- Antonyms:
- freezing cold, freezing, frigid, ice-cold, algid, Arctic, Baltic, boreal, brass monkeys, brumal
- Very attractive; very sexy.
Synonyms of smoking hot
- smoking
- smouldering
- scalding hot
- piping hot
- boiling hot
- steaming hot
- steaming
- baking hot
- blazing
- alluring
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Antonyms
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Forms of smoking hot
| comparative | more smoking hot |
|---|---|
| superlative | most smoking hot |
Questions about smoking hot
- What does smoking hot mean?
- Smoking hot means used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see smoking, hot: so hot as to be emitting smoke, perhaps about to catch fire.
- What part of speech is smoking hot?
- Smoking hot is an adjective.
Words near smoking hot in the dictionary
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