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hotter

SayHOT-erUS/ˈhɑtɚ/UK/ˈhɒtə/HOT-uh

Noun pluralhotters

Verbhotters, hottering, hottered

3 meanings of hotter

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Comparative of hot. Use this when comparing how hot two things are.

    Today is hotter than yesterday.

    The soup gets hotter the longer it sits on the stove.

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  2. 2
    nounslangUKcountable
    Someone who steals a car just to drive it around for fun.

    Like a thief who grabs a bike just to ride it for fun, not to keep it.

    The police caught the hotter speeding through the estate at night.

    A young hotter took the car and left it in a ditch.

    Similarjoyrider

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  3. 3
    verbdatedNorthern EnglandUKintransitive
    To shake or rattle, moving with a quick, repeated motion.

    Like how a window shakes when a big truck drives past.

    The old windows hotter whenever a truck passes by.

    Loose pans hotter on the shelf during the bumpy journey.

    Similarrattle, shake, judder, vibrate, jolt

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hotter is a form of hot

hot, adjective: Having a high temperature, or giving off a lot of heat. Full entry

Forms
hothotter comparativehottest superlative
Spelling
hot → hotter: double the t, add -er

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