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  • 21hot|head — «HOT HEHD», noun. a hot headed person: »Rebel students and their leaders were no left wing hotheads preparing the great anti France revolution (Atlantic) …

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  • 22hot-brained — adjective impetuous and rash; hot headed …

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  • 23hot-brained — a. See hot headed …

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  • 24Hot Wheels — is a brand of die cast toy car, introduced by American toymaker Mattel in 1968. It was the primary competitor of Johnny Lightning and Matchbox until 1996, when Mattel acquired rights to the Matchbox brand from Tyco. The original, and now famous,… …

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  • 25Hot Wheels AcceleRacers — The second film s DVD box art Genre Action Adventure Sci Fi …

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  • 26hot on (your) heels — 1. following directly behind someone. She headed inside the house with her brother hot on her heels. 2. very near to someone in rank. They know we re hard on their heels and that they ve got to win their next three games to make the playoffs …

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  • 27Headed for a Heartbreak — Infobox Single | Name = Headed for a Heartbreak Artist = Winger from Album = Winger (album) The Very Best of Winger Released = May 1989 Genre = glam metal/hard rock Length = 05:10 Writer = Kip Winger, Reb Beach Label = Atlantic Records Producer …

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  • 28hot seat — n. the electric chair. (Underworld. See also in the hot seat.) □ Lefty, you’re headed for the hot seat. □ The hot seat is just waiting for you, Lefty …

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  • 29Hot Lead and Cold Feet — Infobox Film | name = Hot Lead and Cold Feet caption = director = producer = writer = starring = Don Knotts Darren McGavin Jim Dale music = cinematography = editing = distributor = country = US/Canada released = July 5, 1978 runtime = minutes… …

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  • 30hot-tempered — adjective Become very vocal or even violent when angered or frustrated. Ant: cool, cool headed, even tempered See Also: quick tempered, short tempered …

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