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100 Words to Describe Temperatures

October 4, 2026

100 Words to Describe Temperatures

No. Item Definition
1. air-conditioned kept cool artificially
2. algid very cold
3. arctic extremely cold
4. autumnal cool like autumn
5. balmy pleasantly warm
6. biting sharply cold
7. bitter sharply cold
8. bleak cold and miserable
9. body-warm as warm as the body
10. boiling extremely hot
11. brisk cool and fresh
12. broiling very hot
13. burning extremely hot
14. burnt-up extremely hot
15. chilled made cold
16. chilly uncomfortably cool
17. clammy unpleasantly cool and damp
18. clement pleasantly mild
19. close warm and stuffy
20. cold having a low temperature
21. coldish somewhat cold
22. cool slightly cold or refreshing
23. coolish somewhat cool
24. crisp pleasantly cool and fresh
25. cutting sharply cold
26. dank unpleasantly damp and cool
27. drafty cool from unwanted air
28. draughty cool from unwanted air
29. febrile having a feverish heat
30. fervid intensely hot
31. feverish abnormally hot from fever
32. freezing extremely cold
33. fresh cool and pleasant
34. frigid intensely cold
35. frostbound bound by severe frost
36. frosty very cold or icy
37. frozen turned to ice or very cold
38. furnace-hot extremely hot like a furnace
39. gelid icy cold
40. glacial extremely cold
41. heat-soaked filled with retained heat
42. heated made warm or hot
43. heaty somewhat hot
44. hot having a high temperature
45. humid warm and damp
46. ice-cold extremely cold
47. icy very cold like ice
48. inclement harshly cold or stormy
49. keen sharply cold
50. kindly pleasantly warm and mild
51. lukewarm mildly warm
52. melting hot enough to melt
53. midwinter extremely cold like deep winter
54. mild not extreme in temperature
55. mildish somewhat mild in temperature
56. muggy warm and humid
57. neutral neither hot nor cold
58. night-chilled cooled by the night air
59. nippy slightly cold
60. oppressive uncomfortably hot and heavy
61. outdoor-cool cool like outside air
62. oven-hot as hot as an oven
63. ovenlike as hot as an oven
64. overheated too hot
65. overwarm too warm
66. parching very hot and drying
67. piercing intensely cold
68. piping hot very hot
69. polar very cold
70. raw cold and damp
71. red-hot extremely hot
72. refrigerated kept cold artificially
73. roasting very hot
74. room-temperature at ordinary indoor warmth
75. scorching extremely hot and burning
76. searing intensely hot
77. simmering gently hot
78. snug comfortably warm
79. steamy hot and full of steam
80. stifling oppressively hot and airless
81. stone-cold completely cold
82. sultry hot and humid
83. sun-warmed warmed by the sun
84. sunbaked heated strongly by the sun
85. sweltering oppressively hot
86. temperate moderate in temperature
87. tepid slightly warm, not hot
88. thawing becoming warmer after freezing
89. toasty pleasantly warm
90. torrid very hot and dry
91. unventilated lacking cooling airflow
92. ventilated supplied with cooling air
93. warm comfortably above cool
94. warmish somewhat warm
95. warmth moderate heat
96. white-hot intensely hot
97. windswept made cooler by wind
98. windy cooled by moving air
99. wintery cold like winter
100. wintry cold like winter

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