Synonyms for Hot-blooded:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • hot-blooded.
  •emotional (adjective)
  • fickle,
  • moving,
  • hotblooded,
  • irrational,
  • over-wrought,
  • spontaneous,
  • impulsive,
  • stirring,
  • responsive,
  • zealous,
  • overwrought,
  • pathetic,
  • touching,
  • affecting,
  • heartwarming,
  • warm,
  • thrilling,
  • sensitive,
  • tender,
  • fanatical,
  • Roused,
  • sentimental,
  • stirred,
  • falling apart,
  • enthusiastic,
  • temperamental,
  • emotive,
  • feeling,
  • tear-jerking,
  • disturbed,
  • susceptible,
  • ecstatic,
  • exciting,
  • sentient,
  • poignant,
  • nervous,
  • impetuous.
  •feisty (adjective)
  • frisky,
  • courageous,
  • difficult,
  • game,
  • thin-skinned,
  • spunky,
  • ornery,
  • full of pep,
  • lively,
  • scrappy,
  • active,
  • tough,
  • Gutty,
  • high-strung,
  • quarrelsome,
  • gutsy,
  • gritty,
  • truculent,
  • alive,
  • bubbly,
  • zestful,
  • peppy,
  • mettlesome.
  •fervent (adjective)
  • hot for,
  • excited,
  • gung ho.
  •fervent/fervid (adjective)
  • hearty,
  • wholehearted,
  • eager,
  • warmhearted,
  • religious,
  • earnest,
  • sincere,
  • devout,
  • pious,
  • enthused,
  • vehement,
  • unfeigned,
  • animated,
  • serious,
  • intense,
  • heartfelt.
  •fiery (adjective)
  • febrile,
  • choleric,
  • combustible,
  • fevered,
  • peppery,
  • madcap,
  • hot,
  • Conflagrant,
  • flickering,
  • inflamed,
  • ablaze,
  • precipitate,
  • violent,
  • flaring,
  • ignited,
  • fierce,
  • feverish,
  • spirited,
  • afire,
  • alight,
  • unrestrained,
  • hot-tempered,
  • flushed.
  •flaming (adjective)
  • frenzied,
  • scintillating,
  • raging,
  • vivid,
  • bright.
  •glowing (adjective)
  • complimentary,
  • laudatory,
  • rave,
  • rhapsodic,
  • avid,
  • keen.
  •hot-blooded (adjective)
  • erotic,
  • desirous,
  • prurient,
  • lascivious,
  • red-hot,
  • aroused,
  • lustful,
  • libidinous,
  • scorchin,
  • amorous,
  • Concupiscent,
  • loving,
  • romantic.
  •impassioned (adjective)
  • inspired,
  • profound,
  • deep,
  • worked up,
  • furious,
  • melodramatic,
  • rousing,
  • starry-eyed,
  • fired up,
  • mushy,
  • wild about,
  • powerful.
  •perfervid (adjective)
  • turned-on.
  •short-tempered (adjective)
  • more short-fused,
  • more short fused,
  • most shortfused,
  • more shortfused,
  • shortfused,
  • more peckish,
  • most short-fused,
  • most peckish,
  • shorttempered,
  • illtempered,
  • short tempered,
  • most short fused,
  • quicktempered.
  •torrid (adjective)
  • sultry.

• n.

  •
  • fervent,
  • heated,
  • histrionic,
  • hysterical,
  • scorching,
  • soulful,
  • feelings,
  • burning,
  • torrid,
  • tempestuous.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • fervid,
  • blazing,
  • dithyrambic.
  •Other relevant words:
  • edgy,
  • restive,
  • devoted,
  • randy,
  • orgasmic,
  • abandoned,
  • stimulated,
  • curmudgeonly,
  • sexy,
  • hypersensitive,
  • curt,
  • sex-starved,
  • fire,
  • explosive,
  • brusque,
  • Lickerish,
  • resolute,
  • high-keyed,
  • on fire,
  • pyretic,
  • jumpy,
  • ill-tempered,
  • gruff,
  • grouchy,
  • loyal,
  • frantic,
  • impatient,
  • huffish,
  • abrupt,
  • cranky,
  • unsatisfied,
  • bluff,
  • fidgety,
  • frenetic,
  • in earnest,
  • Goatish,
  • petulant,
  • warm-blooded,
  • dedicated,
  • Superheated,
  • faithful,
  • heavy,
  • crabby,
  • touchy,
  • committed,
  • splenetic,
  • bad-humoured,
  • capricious,
  • steamy,
  • peevish,
  • huffy,
  • snappish,
  • Short-spoken,
  • restless,
  • Ejaculatory,
  • grumpy,
  • itching,
  • churlish,
  • volatile,
  • waspish,
  • intent on,
  • crabbed,
  • testy,
  • apprehensive,
  • overheated,
  • lusty,
  • overenthusiastic,
  • salacious,
  • short,
  • moody,
  • hotheaded,
  • incandescent,
  • highly strung,
  • intent,
  • crotchety,
  • horny,
  • bad-tempered,
  • mercurial,
  • quick-tempered.

Antonyms for Hot-blooded:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    detached, unemotional, dry, emotionless, reserved, dispassionate, undemonstrative, objective, impersonal.