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    1) "Hot" -- As to hot packs

    1hot
    Pronunciation: 'hät
    Function: adjective
    Inflected Form(s): hot·ter; hot·test
    Etymology: Middle English, from Old English hAt; akin to Old High German heiz hot, Lithuanian kaisti to get hot
    1 a : having a relatively high temperature b : capable of giving a sensation of heat or of burning, searing, or scalding c : having heat in a degree exceeding normal body heat
    2 a : VIOLENT, STORMY <a hot temper> <a hot battle>; also : ANGRY <got hot about the remark> b (1) : sexually excited or receptive (2) : SEXY c : EAGER, ZEALOUS <hot for reform> d of jazz : emotionally exciting and marked by strong rhythms and free melodic improvisations
    3 : having or causing the sensation of an uncomfortable degree of body heat <hot and tired> <it's hot in here>
    4 a : newly made : FRESH <a hot scent> <hot off the press> b : close to something sought <hot on the trail>
    5 a : suggestive of heat or of burning or glowing objects <hot colors> b : PUNGENT, PEPPERY
    6 a : of intense and immediate interest <some hot gossip> b : unusually lucky or favorable <on a hot streak> c : temporarily capable of unusual performance (as in a sport) d : currently popular or in demand <a hot commodity> e : very good <a hot idea> <not feeling too hot> f : ABSURD, UNBELIEVABLE <wants to fight the champ? that's a hot one>
    7 a : electrically
    It has been suggested that HOT be merged into this article or section. (Discuss)

    Hot may refer to:

    • Relatively high temperature. See also heat conduction.
    • Can describe spicy food, or food containing capsaicin.
    • Jargon used to describe radioactivity. "Be careful, the room is hot". More generally, it can refer to any area that threatens life. See: Hot zone.
    • Jargon used extensively to describe molten metal, e.g., tonnes of hot metal produced over a certain period of time by a blast furnace.
    • Amphoe Hot, a district of Chiang Mai province, Thailand
    • A 1970s pop music group whose best-known song is "Angel In Your Arms".
    • Slang adjective describing something that has been stolen i.e Hot check.
    • Slang adjective describing something or someone that is sexually attractive and/or provocative, usually in a positive manner. See physical attractiveness and sexual attraction.
    • Slang synonym for "impressive", "great", "cool", "excellent", "sexy". The usage of the word in this manner is notably used by Paris Hilton as a catch phrase: "That's hot!"
    • An acronym for Heal over Time. (antonym: damage over time)
    • A cable television company in Israel.
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    2) "Packs" -- As to hot packs

    1pack
    Pronunciation: 'pak
    Function: noun
    Usage: often attributive
    Etymology: Middle English, of Low German or Dutch origin; akin to Middle Low German & Middle Dutch pak pack
    1 a : a bundle arranged for convenience in carrying especially on the back b : a group or pile of related objects c (1) : a number of individual components packaged as a unit <a pack of gum> (2) : CONTAINER (3) : a compact unitized assembly to perform a specific function (4) : a stack of magnetic disks in a container for use as a storage device
    2 a : the contents of a bundle b : a large amount or number : HEAP <a pack of lies> c : a full set of playing cards
    3 a : an act or instance of packing b : a method of packing
    4 a : a set of persons with a common interest : CLIQUE b : an organized unit (as of Cub Scouts)
    5 a (1) : a group of domesticated animals trained to hunt or run together (2) : a group of often predatory animals of the same kind <a wolf pack> (3) : a large group of individuals massed together (as in a race) b : WOLF PACK
    6 : a concentrated or compacted mass (as of snow or ice)
    7 : wet absorbent material for therapeutic application to the body
    8 a : a cosmetic paste for the face b : an application or treatment of oils or creams for conditioning the scalp and hair
    9 : material used in packing
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    Sonic the Hedgehog (series)

    Sonic the Hedgehog for Sega Mega Drive
    Developers: Sega/Sonic Team
    Debute Game: Sonic the Hedgehog
    Peduccessor: Alex Kidd Series 1986-1990

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