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heatnoun depth of feelinginformed the doctor, with considerable heat, that she had been kept waiting for three hours ardency, ardor, emotion, enthusiasm, fervency, fervidness, fervor, fire, intenseness, intensity, passion, passionateness, vehemence, violence, warmth, white heat cathexisemotionalism, emotionality, histrionics, mawkishness, melodrama, sappiness, sentimentalityeagerness, earnestness, excitement, gusto, keenness, zestfanaticism, fever, hot-bloodedness, infatuation, mania, obsession, zealcompassion, responsiveness, sentiment, sympathy, tendernesstorridity, torridness impassiveness, impassivity, insensibility, insensibleness, insensitiveness, insensitivity aloofness, calmness, collectedness, composure, detachedness, dryness, phlegm, reserve, reservedness, reticence, taciturnityapathy, indifference, stoicism, stoniness, unconcernstiffness, woodennesschilliness, coldness, coolness, frigidity, frigidness slanga portable weapon from which a shot is discharged by gunpowdera private detective packing heat arm, firearm, gun, piece, small arm derringer, forty-five(or .45), gat(slang), handgun, pistol, revolver, rod(slang), roscoe(slang), sidearm, six-gun, six-shooter, zip gunself-loader, semiautomaticblunderbuss, breechloader, culverin, fieldpiece, firelock, flintlock, harquebus(or arquebus), matchlock, musket, rifle, shotgun, smoothbore, twenty-two(or .22)AK-47, assault rifle, assault weapon, automatic, carbine, machine gun, machine pistol, repeater, submachine gun, tommy gunspeargun slanga body of officers of the lawhe thought he was so slick, but the heat was onto him in no time constabulary, finest, force, fuzz, man, police, police force bluecoat, bobby(British), bull(slang), constable, cop, copper, gendarme, officer, peeler(British), policeman, police officer, policewoman, shamus(slang), trooper heatverbto cause to have or give off heat to a moderate degreeheat water for tea heat the oven to 350 degrees before you put the cake in hot (up)(chiefly Southern, southern Midland, & British), toast, warm overheat, superheatreheat, rewarmthawbake, cook, roastburn, char, fire, parch, scald, scorch, sear chill, cool, refrigerate freeze, frost, ice, supercool before the 12th century |