Pronunciation: /hænd hɑt/
noun a hot temperature felt on the hand
A1 I touched the hand hot stove and burned myself.
A2 She quickly grabbed the hand hot kettle to make some tea.
B1 The hand hot metal gate was difficult to open without gloves.
B2 He carefully picked up the hand hot iron to press his shirt.
C1 The chef expertly handled the hand hot pans with ease.
C2 The blacksmith forged the hand hot metal into intricate designs.
adjective describing the temperature of something as hot to the touch
A1 The tea was hand hot, so be careful when you pick up the cup.
A2 She touched the metal surface and felt the hand hot temperature.
B1 The freshly baked bread was hand hot when it came out of the oven.
B2 The hand hot metal handle of the pot required oven mitts to touch.
C1 The hand hot stones in the sauna helped relax my muscles after a long day.
C2 The hand hot water from the natural hot spring felt soothing on my skin.
formal The tea was hand hot as the waiter carefully poured it into the cup.
informal The pizza slices were hand hot so be careful when you take a bite.
slang The fries were hand hot and ready to be devoured.
figurative The competition for the job was hand hot, with each candidate bringing their A-game.
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