Hot cocoa bar

Hot cocoa bar’s too hot in here, can we turn down the heat? I can turn on the air.

I didn’t drink enough water before I went out sunbathing, and now I’m overheated. Turn the heating down – I’m roasting! Sweltering, she kicked off the bedcover. We’re due for another scorching summer day. We’ve had blistering heat this week. She won the race despite the sweltering heat.

Do you want this pie hot? Is the water hot enough for a bath? She passed him a mug of hot black coffee. I like to sunbathe in the morning when the sun is not so hot. Learn the words you need to communicate with confidence.

He doesn’t like a hot curry – he prefers a mild one. He covered the meat in a hot chilli sauce. Global warming has become a very hot issue. More examples What’s a hot look this autumn? I’ve got a hot tip for you.

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I got really hot about them not recycling. Right now the stock market is hot. Those CD players are so cheap, they must be hot. Things got a lot hotter when the military took over. To save this word, you’ll need to log in.

She’s become one of Hollywood’s hottest commodities. It is hot in the summer and cold in the winter. The baked potatoes were too hot to handle with our bare hands. We worked all afternoon in the hot sun. The chicken was fried in hot oil.

I think you might have a fever. I was feeling hot and tired. The new toys are so hot that stores can’t keep them in stock. Her new book is a hot seller. She spoke about the latest hot trends in the computer industry. In the town’s wealthy enclaves and picturesque downtown, cultures mix and often miss, emotions blaze hot, and assumptions run rampant. Erin Douglass, The Christian Science Monitor, 15 Dec.

The bakery closed at 3 p. Sunday but even at 3:17 p. Chandra Fleming, Detroit Free Press, 9 Jan. Alongside runs on hot chocolate and churros, cold-stunned iguanas dropping from trees are one of South Florida’s most iconic winter traditions. Alex Harris, Anchorage Daily News, 31 Dec. Then coming in and having hot chocolate and toast with peanut butter. Monica Ortiz, 47, a teacher in Dallas, had arrived with her nieces and husband to welcome the new arrivals, serving hot chocolate, coffee, oranges and pastries.