Definition for Heat:

• A single complete operation of heating, as at a forge or in a furnace; as, to make a horseshoe in a certain number of heats.

Synonyms for Heat:

• n.

  •
  • air-conditioned,
  • central heating,
  • burner,
  • boiler,
  • ac,
  • convector,
  • air,
  • dehumidifier,
  • air conditioner,
  • air conditioning.
  •
  • bonding,
  • race,
  • trial,
  • course,
  • air resistance,
  • calorific,
  • centrifugal force,
  • centripetal force,
  • absorbance,
  • balance,
  • amplitude,
  • run,
  • capillary action,
  • attraction.
  •
  • atomic energy,
  • annoyance,
  • radioactivity,
  • asperity,
  • irritation,
  • radiation,
  • mood,
  • resentment,
  • outrage.
  •
  • condemnation,
  • uproar,
  • disapproval,
  • faultfinding,
  • hot,
  • recrimination,
  • criticism,
  • barrage,
  • Bashing,
  • censure,
  • mud.
  •
  • burning,
  • mild,
  • feelings,
  • excite,
  • balmy,
  • scalding,
  • boiling,
  • red hot,
  • scorching,
  • tropical.
  •
  • beater,
  • colander,
  • blender,
  • coffee maker,
  • coffee machine,
  • broiler,
  • cooker,
  • Barbie.
  •
  • challenge,
  • contest,
  • clash,
  • championship,
  • bye,
  • crown,
  • card,
  • the Commonwealth Games,
  • cup,
  • close season.
  •
  • Indian Summer,
  • dog days,
  • the heat,
  • scorcher,
  • heat wave.
  •anger (noun)
  • ferocity,
  • anger,
  • fury,
  • agitation.
  •anger, passion (noun)
  • earnestness,
  • ardor,
  • violence,
  • impetuosity,
  • vehemence.
  •ardor (noun)
  • in tensity,
  • in tensities,
  • turn ons,
  • in-tensities,
  • in-tensity.
  •armament(s) (noun)
  • de fenses,
  • de-fenses.
  •arrest (noun)
  • preventive custodies,
  • pick ups,
  • gloms,
  • re-straining,
  • pull ins,
  • re straining,
  • protective custodies.
  •electricity (noun)
  • hot stuff,
  • Electrons,
  • ignition,
  • ACS,
  • electromagneticism,
  • galvanism,
  • voltages,
  • voltage,
  • DCS,
  • electron,
  • juice,
  • magneticism,
  • ignitions.
  •energy (noun)
  • horsepower,
  • wattages,
  • wattage,
  • kilowatt,
  • conductivity,
  • RAYS,
  • dynamism,
  • radioactivities,
  • kilowatts,
  • conductivities.
  •enthusiasm (noun)
  • Ardency,
  • zealousness,
  • fieriness.
  •estrus (noun)
  • estrus.
  •excitement (noun)
  • melodrama,
  • to do,
  • melodramas,
  • hoopla,
  • wildness,
  • TODO.
  •feeling (noun)
  • empathy,
  • sensitivities.
  •ferment (noun)
  • dis-quietude,
  • hell broke looses,
  • up turns,
  • un rests,
  • un rest,
  • dis-quiet,
  • dis-quiets,
  • dis quietude,
  • dis-quietudes,
  • dis quiet,
  • state unrest,
  • un-rest,
  • out cry,
  • un-rests,
  • dis quiets,
  • up-roars,
  • out-cries,
  • up-roar,
  • up-turn,
  • out cries,
  • out-cry,
  • up-turns,
  • dis quietudes.
  •fever (noun)
  • febrile diseases,
  • burning ups,
  • the shake,
  • running a temperatures,
  • running temperatures.
  •fire (noun)
  • flame smokes,
  • in candescence,
  • calentures,
  • in-candescence,
  • sea flame,
  • flame smoke,
  • charrings,
  • phlogistons,
  • flame and smokes,
  • scorchings,
  • virtuosities,
  • rapid oxidations,
  • devourings,
  • incandescences,
  • in candescences,
  • in-candescences,
  • sea flames,
  • up smoke,
  • searings,
  • sea of flame.
  •glow (noun)
  • after glows,
  • After-glow,
  • phosphorescences,
  • after-glows,
  • lambencies.
  •heat (noun)
  • heating system,
  • ignite,
  • hotness,
  • high temperature,
  • heat energy,
  • oestrus,
  • heating plant,
  • Torridness,
  • rut,
  • wake.
  •high temperature (noun)
  • hot weather,
  • hot spell,
  • greenhouse effect,
  • heatwave,
  • warmness,
  • Calidity,
  • sultriness.
  •hot up (noun)
  • hot up.
  •passion (noun)
  • dis-tress,
  • out breaks,
  • dis-tresses,
  • out-break,
  • out-burst,
  • dis tresses,
  • out bursts,
  • out break,
  • out-breaks,
  • dis tress,
  • flareup,
  • out-bursts,
  • out burst.
  •police (noun)
  • county mounties,
  • oinks.
  •police/police officer (noun)
  • arm law,
  • black and whites,
  • arm of law,
  • beat cops,
  • police-officer,
  • arm the law,
  • black white,
  • black whites.
  •pressure (noun)
  • full court presses,
  • un naturalness,
  • mis fortune,
  • mis-fortunes,
  • un-naturalnesses,
  • mis fortunes,
  • un naturalnesses,
  • un-naturalness.
  •rage (noun)
  • wingdings,
  • hysterics,
  • hysteric,
  • up set,
  • wingding,
  • ferocities,
  • ravings.
  •stress (noun)
  • mis trusts,
  • apprehensivenesses,
  • tightnesses,
  • over-extensions,
  • mis-giving,
  • nervous tensions,
  • pro traction,
  • mis-trust,
  • over extensions,
  • over extension,
  • pro-traction,
  • ex-tension,
  • tensities,
  • tensenesses,
  • pro tractions,
  • mis trust,
  • pro-tractions,
  • tautnesses,
  • ex tension,
  • mis giving,
  • ex-tensions,
  • over-extension.
  •summer (noun)
  • mid summer,
  • summertimes,
  • mid-summers,
  • picnic day,
  • riot times,
  • summertides,
  • mid summers,
  • daylight savings time,
  • sunny seasons,
  • daylight savings times,
  • summer solstices.
  •taking into custody (noun)
  • arrest.
  •temper (noun)
  • excitabilities,
  • illhumor,
  • sournesses,
  • ill-humors,
  • touchinesses,
  • grouchinesses,
  • huffinesses,
  • ill humors,
  • surlinesses,
  • crossnesses,
  • bad humors,
  • illhumors,
  • hotheadednesses,
  • cantankerousnesses.
  •temperature (noun)
  • de grees,
  • in calescences,
  • in-calescences,
  • in calescence,
  • thermal readings,
  • de-gree,
  • febricities,
  • feverishnesses,
  • incalescences,
  • de gree,
  • body heats,
  • in-calescence,
  • de-grees,
  • calefactions.
  •weapon (noun)
  • armament.

• v.

  •burn (verb)
  • re kindle,
  • setting match to,
  • conflagrating,
  • re-kindling,
  • setting a match to,
  • reduces ashes,
  • reduces to ashes,
  • re kindled,
  • art ablaze,
  • re-kindle,
  • sets a match to,
  • wast ablaze,
  • re-kindled,
  • wert ablaze,
  • being ablaze,
  • sets match to,
  • reduced ashes,
  • re-kindles,
  • is ablaze,
  • reduce ashes,
  • are ablaze,
  • am ablaze,
  • re kindling,
  • re kindles,
  • was ablaze,
  • conflagrated,
  • set match to,
  • reducing to ashes,
  • were ablaze,
  • conflagrates,
  • reducing ashes.
  •change (verb)
  • heat.
  •cook (verb)
  • escalloping,
  • pressurecook,
  • french frying,
  • re duces,
  • re-duces,
  • pressurecooks,
  • co-oking,
  • pressurecooking,
  • pressure cooked,
  • co oked,
  • pressurecooked,
  • pressure-cooks,
  • re-duce,
  • co-oked,
  • pressure cook,
  • re duce,
  • french fried,
  • escallops,
  • pressure-cooked,
  • deep fried,
  • co oking,
  • Escalloped,
  • pressure cooking,
  • pressure-cooking,
  • pressure cooks,
  • deep fries.
  •ferment (verb)
  • dis-solves,
  • ex cites,
  • dis solving,
  • dis solve,
  • wast violent,
  • ex cited,
  • in cite,
  • ex-cites,
  • dis-solving,
  • dis-solved,
  • dis solves,
  • over flow,
  • over-flowed,
  • in cites,
  • over flowed,
  • in-cite,
  • are violent,
  • was violent,
  • am violent,
  • is violent,
  • over flown,
  • ex-cited,
  • ex-cite,
  • ex cite,
  • dis-solve,
  • over-flows,
  • were violent,
  • ex citing,
  • art violent,
  • over-flown,
  • in-cited,
  • being violent,
  • over-flowing,
  • wert violent,
  • over-flow,
  • over flowing,
  • over flows,
  • dis solved.
  •fix (verb)
  • pre pare,
  • pre-pared,
  • pre paring,
  • pre-pare,
  • gets ready,
  • gotten ready,
  • pre pared,
  • pre-paring,
  • pre pares,
  • re-adies,
  • gat ready,
  • re adies.
  •fluster (verb)
  • be-wildering,
  • dis-quieted,
  • dis tracts,
  • un hinged,
  • dis composes,
  • be wildered,
  • making waves,
  • makes nervous,
  • be wilder,
  • dis-quieting,
  • un-hinge,
  • dis-composes,
  • gat to,
  • un hinging,
  • be-wildered,
  • dis compose,
  • throwing off balance,
  • be-wilder,
  • made nervous,
  • dis composing,
  • dis-tracts,
  • un-hinges,
  • be wilders,
  • dis composed,
  • un hinge,
  • throw balance,
  • dis quieted,
  • dis quieting,
  • throwing balance,
  • threw off balance,
  • dis-composed,
  • un-hinging,
  • dis tract,
  • be-wilders,
  • dis-compose,
  • un hinges,
  • gotten to,
  • un-hinged,
  • making nervous,
  • dis-composing,
  • dis-tract,
  • be wildering.
  •heat (verb)
  • broil,
  • parboil,
  • char,
  • scorch,
  • singe,
  • boil,
  • poach,
  • grill,
  • sear,
  • barbecue,
  • fry,
  • warm,
  • parch.
  •raid (verb)
  • descends on,
  • tipping over,
  • fires on,
  • leant against,
  • leant on,
  • marching on,
  • marched on,
  • falls upon,
  • de-spoil,
  • leans against,
  • in road,
  • over running,
  • falling upon,
  • leans on,
  • fell up on,
  • fired on,
  • de-spoils,
  • in-roads,
  • in-road,
  • over runs,
  • in roads,
  • descending on,
  • knocks over,
  • de spoiled,
  • de spoiling,
  • de-spoiled,
  • leaned against,
  • de spoil,
  • falling up on,
  • leaned on,
  • de-spoiling,
  • tips over,
  • fall up on,
  • marches on,
  • de spoils,
  • leaning against,
  • knocking over,
  • falls up on,
  • firing on,
  • descended on.
  •warm (verb)
  • puts fire,
  • putting on the fire,
  • warmed over,
  • putting on fire,
  • warms over,
  • puts on fire,
  • puts the fire,
  • putting fire,
  • warming over,
  • put the fire,
  • put fire,
  • putting the fire,
  • puts on the fire,
  • put on fire.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • excitation,
  • climate,
  • constable,
  • overheat,
  • inning,
  • bobby,
  • Bluecoat,
  • lightning,
  • pasteurize,
  • patrolwoman,
  • reheat,
  • electrify,
  • pump,
  • torridity,
  • finest,
  • intensity,
  • peeler.
  •
  • fuzz,
  • radiate,
  • peace officer,
  • desire,
  • patrolman,
  • police officer.
  •
  • police,
  • cop,
  • season,
  • cool off.
  •
  • officer,
  • thaw,
  • bull.
  •
  • man.
  •
  • law.
  •burn up
  • swelter.
  •climate
  • weather.

Paraphrases for Heat:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    heating.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    heating.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    temperature.
  • Noun, plural
    temperatures.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    temperature.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    heatwave.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    radioisotope.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Its, Chaleur.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Les, calorific, hotness, ardour, thermostat, coefficient, agitation, burning, enthusiasm.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    warmth.
  • Proper noun, singular
    warmth, heater, heaters.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    warmth, heater, furnace, weather.
  • Verb, base form
    reheat, warmth.

Antonyms for Heat:

• n.

  • anger, passion
    dullness, apathy, peace, happiness, indifference.
  • high temperature
    cold, chill, frigidity, coolness, disinterest.
  • Other antonyms:
    insensibility, aloofness, reservedness, stiffness, insensitiveness, low temperature, stoicism, insensitivity, reserve, phlegm, unconcern, composure, Collectedness, Woodenness, taciturnity, impassivity, Frigidness, Insensibleness, calmness, impassiveness, dryness, reticence.

• v.

  • change
    cool.
  • make or become hot
    freeze, put out.

Heat Sentence Examples:

• Captain Gambier accused the heat.

• " You must put it off," she said, with sudden heat.

Homophones for Heat:

• heath, hood, HIT, hoity-toity, hadith, head, het, hydatid, hide, hoot, hot, hat, hate, Hohhot, hideout, heady, heated, hittite, hated, hiawatha, hoodoo, hideaway, hit the hay, hut, heed, Hutu, hatted, heyday, houdah, hathaway, how-do-you-do, hotei, hayti, howdah, hotheaded, hydathode, hide out, haida, heth, haywood, haiti, hud, head-to-head, headed, hoth, hudood, howdy, hod, Hodeida, how-d'ye-do, headway, hew out, hot toddy, hudud, hyoid, hothead.

Hypernym for Heat:

• n.

  • phenomenon
    heat of solution, heat of formation, heat of dissociation, geothermal energy, latent heat, specific heat, heat of transformation.

• v.

  • change
    calcine, reheat, crisp, sear, toast, broil, scorch, preheat, soak, bake, overheat, crispen, scald.
  • possession
    steam-heat.

Hyponym for Heat:

• n.

  • event
    race.
  • phenomenon
    energy, free energy.

• v.

  • change
    change, modify, alter.
  • possession
    render, provide, supply, furnish.