verb
definition
(with up) To heat; to make or become hot.
definition
(with up) To become lively or exciting.
noun
definition
A condition of physical attraction toward (for) someone.
Examples of hots in a Sentence
Do you have the hots for her or something?
Practical experience forms part of the course and was initially gained by working alongside midwives and health visitors in the HOTS drop-in antenatal clinic.
Both of them ' get the hots ' for Deborah (Leslie Ash ), who owns the flat upstairs.
I think he has the hots for you, baby.
Traditionally the travel marketplace really hots up in January and February.
This is when the competition hots up and there is an awful lot of money to play for, " he added.
Sienna tipped as Oscar race hots up It seems Sienna Miller is the actress everyone's talking about as the Oscar race heats up.
The sense of oppression and paranoia is palpable and only increases as the action hots up.
Replace all the cherry jawbreakers with red hots, but do not do this to someone who is allergic.
If you've got the hots for helis, you probably want to get your hands on a killer bird in a helicopter game.
Consider using red hots or gummy candies as Christmas tree lights, edible glitter to "illuminate" light strands, or pull-and-peel licorice to "wrap" tasty presents.