| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Ablaze | Burning brightly; on fire. |
| 2. | Above-normal | Higher than usual temperature. |
| 3. | Airless | Stuffy; lacking fresh air. |
| 4. | Airtight | Sealed; can feel stuffy. |
| 5. | Arid | Very dry; little moisture. |
| 6. | Baking | Extremely hot; like an oven. |
| 7. | Balmy | Pleasantly warm and mild. |
| 8. | Beaming | Radiating warmth or light. |
| 9. | Blandly warm | Mild warmth; not intense. |
| 10. | Blazing | Burning intensely; very bright. |
| 11. | Blistering | So hot it raises blisters. |
| 12. | Boiling | Extremely high temperature. |
| 13. | Breathless | Stuffy; uncomfortably warm. |
| 14. | Broiling | Oppressively hot; scorching. |
| 15. | Burning | Very hot; causing heat sensation. |
| 16. | Caked | Dried and hardened by heat. |
| 17. | Calefied | Heated; made warm. |
| 18. | Candent | White-hot; glowing from heat. |
| 19. | Chafing | Irritatingly warm; causing friction heat. |
| 20. | Clammy | Damp and cool; unpleasant. |
| 21. | Close | Stuffy and uncomfortably warm. |
| 22. | Cloying | Oppressively warm; sickly heavy. |
| 23. | Cooked | Overheated; warmed too much. |
| 24. | Crackling | Very hot; snapping with heat. |
| 25. | Crisp | Briskly cool, not warm. |
| 26. | Desiccating | Drying out strongly; heat-driven. |
| 27. | Dewless | Dry and warm; no moisture. |
| 28. | Droughty | Very dry; lacking moisture. |
| 29. | Dry | Lacking moisture; often warm-feeling. |
| 30. | Ember-hot | Glowing with intense heat. |
| 31. | Enflamed | Set alight; burning. |
| 32. | Enkindled | Ignited; made to burn. |
| 33. | Feverish | Uncomfortably warm; like a fever. |
| 34. | Fiery | Like fire; intensely warm. |
| 35. | Flaming | Burning with visible flames. |
| 36. | Flaring | Suddenly burning brighter; hotter. |
| 37. | Flush | Warm with redness; heated. |
| 38. | Frying | Very hot; like a pan. |
| 39. | Furnace-like | Extremely hot; like a furnace. |
| 40. | Gleaming | Shining as if heated. |
| 41. | Glowing | Radiating heat or light. |
| 42. | Hazy | Warm air causing reduced clarity. |
| 43. | Heat-struck | Overheated; affected by heat. |
| 44. | Heated | Made warm; warmed up. |
| 45. | Heatsome | Uncomfortably warm; heat-producing. |
| 46. | Heaty | Causing warmth; overly warm. |
| 47. | Heavy | Oppressively warm and humid. |
| 48. | Humid | Moist air; feels warmer. |
| 49. | Incandescent | Glowing with heat; white-hot. |
| 50. | Infernal | Extremely hot; hellish. |
| 51. | Inflamed | Red and hot; irritated. |
| 52. | Insolated | Heated by sun exposure. |
| 53. | Intense | Very strong; extreme in degree. |
| 54. | Irradiated | Warmed by radiant energy. |
| 55. | Lukewarm | Slightly warm; not very. |
| 56. | Melting | So hot things soften or liquefy. |
| 57. | Muggy | Warm and humid; oppressive. |
| 58. | Nippy | Chilly; not warm. |
| 59. | Oppressive | Uncomfortably heavy and warm. |
| 60. | Ovenlike | Extremely warm, like an oven. |
| 61. | Overheated | Too hot; beyond safe level. |
| 62. | Parched | Very dry and overheated. |
| 63. | Parching | Drying and very warm. |
| 64. | Peachy | Pleasantly warm; agreeable. |
| 65. | Piping | Very warm; steaming. |
| 66. | Piquant | Spicy; pleasantly sharp. |
| 67. | Red-hot | Heated until glowing red. |
| 68. | Roasting | Extremely hot; sweltering. |
| 69. | Saharan | Desert-like; extremely dry and warm. |
| 70. | Scalding | So hot it can burn skin. |
| 71. | Scorching | Very hot; burning. |
| 72. | Seared | Burned on the surface by heat. |
| 73. | Searing | Intensely hot; burning. |
| 74. | Sizzling | Hot enough to hiss or fry. |
| 75. | Smoldering | Burning slowly; giving off heat. |
| 76. | Stifling | Oppressively hot; hard to breathe. |
| 77. | Sultry | Hot and humid; sensuous warmth. |
| 78. | Sun-baked | Heated and dried by sun. |
| 79. | Sun-drenched | Full of sunlight; very warm. |
| 80. | Sunlit | Lit by sun; often warm. |
| 81. | Sunstroked | Overheated from sun exposure. |
| 82. | Sweaty | Causing perspiration; very warm. |
| 83. | Sweltering | Unbearably hot and humid. |
| 84. | Tepid | Slightly warm; lukewarm. |
| 85. | Thermal | Relating to heat; warm. |
| 86. | Tinder-dry | Extremely dry; ready to burn. |
| 87. | Toasty | Comfortably warm; pleasantly heated. |
| 88. | Torrid | Very hot and dry. |
| 89. | Tropical | Warm, humid, and lush. |
| 90. | Tropical-grade | Very warm; like the tropics. |
| 91. | Tropical-warm | Warm like a tropical climate. |
| 92. | Warm | Moderately high temperature. |
| 93. | Warmed-through | Heated all the way inside. |
| 94. | Warmed-up | Made warmer; heated. |
| 95. | Warming | Becoming warmer; heating up. |
| 96. | Warmish | Somewhat warm; mildly so. |
| 97. | White-hot | Extremely hot; glowing white. |
| 98. | Wicked warm | Very warm; intensely so. |
| 99. | Windswept | Exposed to wind; often cooler. |
| 100. | Withering | Drying up from intense heat. |
