| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | ablaze | burning fiercely |
| 2. | aflame | on fire; burning |
| 3. | aglow | glowing with warmth or heat |
| 4. | arid | very dry and often hot |
| 5. | baking | very hot and dry |
| 6. | balmy | pleasantly warm |
| 7. | barmy | pleasantly warm |
| 8. | blazing | very hot and bright |
| 9. | blistering | extremely hot; harshly intense |
| 10. | blood-warm | as warm as body temperature |
| 11. | body-warm | warm like the human body |
| 12. | boiling | at or near boiling point |
| 13. | broiling | extremely hot and uncomfortable |
| 14. | burning | very hot; causing burns |
| 15. | caloric | relating to heat energy |
| 16. | canicular | relating to hottest summer days |
| 17. | cinder-hot | very hot like cinders |
| 18. | close | stuffy, warm, and airless |
| 19. | coal-hot | hot like burning coal |
| 20. | combustible | able to catch fire |
| 21. | dehydrating | causing fluid loss by heat |
| 22. | desiccating | drying out with heat |
| 23. | dog-day | very hot summer-like |
| 24. | dry | lacking moisture; often hot |
| 25. | ember-hot | hot like glowing embers |
| 26. | fervid | intensely hot or passionate |
| 27. | fever-hot | as hot as a fever |
| 28. | feverish | unnaturally hot; flushed |
| 29. | fiery | very hot or flame-like |
| 30. | fire-hot | hot like fire |
| 31. | fire-warmed | warmed by a fire |
| 32. | flaming | burning with visible flames |
| 33. | flushed | made red and warm |
| 34. | frying | very hot, like frying heat |
| 35. | furnacelike | extremely hot like a furnace |
| 36. | genial | pleasantly warm and mild |
| 37. | glary | hot and glaringly bright |
| 38. | glowing | giving off heat and light |
| 39. | grilling | very hot, like grill heat |
| 40. | hand-hot | hot to the touch |
| 41. | heat-addled | confused from excessive heat |
| 42. | heat-soaked | filled with retained heat |
| 43. | heat-struck | affected by extreme heat |
| 44. | heated | made hot or warmer |
| 45. | heaty | causing a sensation of heat |
| 46. | hot | having a high temperature |
| 47. | humid | warm and moisture-filled |
| 48. | ignited | set on fire |
| 49. | incandescent | glowing from intense heat |
| 50. | kiln-hot | hot like a kiln |
| 51. | kindled | lit and burning |
| 52. | lukewarm | only mildly warm |
| 53. | mild | not cold; gently warm |
| 54. | molten | melted by great heat |
| 55. | muggy | warm, humid, and sticky |
| 56. | oppressive | uncomfortably hot and heavy |
| 57. | oven-hot | hot like an oven |
| 58. | ovenlike | hot like an oven |
| 59. | overheated | too hot |
| 60. | parched | dried out by heat |
| 61. | perspiring | sweating from heat |
| 62. | piping hot | very hot, especially food |
| 63. | radiant | giving off heat or warmth |
| 64. | radiating | sending out heat |
| 65. | red-hot | heated until glowing red |
| 66. | roasting | very hot; intensely warm |
| 67. | roasty | pleasantly warm or roasting |
| 68. | roiling | heated and violently agitated |
| 69. | scalding | hot enough to burn |
| 70. | scorching | extremely hot |
| 71. | searing | intensely hot or burning |
| 72. | simmering | gently heated below boiling |
| 73. | sizzling | very hot; making a hiss |
| 74. | smoldering | burning slowly with heat |
| 75. | soft | gently warm in weather |
| 76. | steaming | giving off hot vapor |
| 77. | sticky | hot and humid feeling |
| 78. | stifling | hot and hard to breathe |
| 79. | suffocating | hot and hard to endure |
| 80. | sultry | hot and humid |
| 81. | summery | warm like summer |
| 82. | sun-scorched | burned or dried by sun |
| 83. | sunbaked | heated strongly by the sun |
| 84. | superheated | heated above normal boiling |
| 85. | sweaty | causing or covered in sweat |
| 86. | sweltering | oppressively hot |
| 87. | sweltry | hot and close |
| 88. | tepid | slightly warm; lukewarm |
| 89. | thermic | relating to heat |
| 90. | toasting | warming with dry heat |
| 91. | toasty | comfortably warm |
| 92. | torrid | very hot and dry |
| 93. | tropical | hot like the tropics |
| 94. | vaporous | full of warm vapor |
| 95. | warm | moderately hot |
| 96. | warming | becoming warmer |
| 97. | warmish | somewhat warm |
| 98. | white-hot | extremely hot; incandescent |
| 99. | windless | hot with no cooling breeze |
| 100. | withering | damaging through heat or dryness |
