Answer: HOT
HOT is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 279 times.
Referring Clues:
- On a roll
- Steamy
- Sweltering
- Very popular
- All the rage
- Tap word
- In great demand
- Like chop-shop vehicles
- In demand
- Trendy
- Sizzling
- Recently stolen
- Sexy
- Popular
- Like most salsa
- Hard to keep in stock, say
- Much sought-after
- In
- Flying off the shelves
- Baking
- Angry
- Beach weather forecast
- __ air (windbag's output)
- Selling very well
- __ Springs (Arkansas)
- With 54-Across, throat soother
- In, for now
- Alluring
- Babealicious
- Currently "in"
- Supertrendy
- See 53-Down
- Fresh from the oven
- Mouth-burning
- Stolen
- Now in
- With 59-Down, something flying off the shelves
- Show-off
- Right out of the oven
- Extremely popular
- Like habaneros
- Like jalapeños
- Like some peppers
- Extremely spicy
- Faucet word
- Knee-slapper, with 8-Down
- Peppery
- 37-Across, to you and me
- Boiling
- Popular, and then some
- In a rage
- Sensational
- Wildly popular
- Selling fast
- Spicy
- Like a jalapeño
- In a rage or all the rage
- On a winning streak
- Very much in demand
- Radioactive
- Word describing the answer to each of the starred clues
- With 63-Across, 1972 Rolling Stones "greatest hits" album
- Word with pot or potato
- Word with water or dog
- Fiery
- Word on a faucet handle
- Illegally obtained
- Word with air or water
- Like a live wire?
- Word with pepper or pot
- Picante
- Much sought after
- Just off the grill
- Fenced, perhaps
- Recent, as an escapee's trail
- Like stolen goods
- Controversial
- In vogue
- August forecast
- Currently in
- Like the Sahara
- Right off the stove
- Key to the puzzle's theme
- Highly spiced
- Summer forecast
- ''Some Like It ___''
- ''Pease Porridge ___''
- Kind of pursuit
- Word with "potato" and "pepper"
- On everyone's A-list
- How some like it
- Like jalapeno peppers
- "Pease porridge ___ ..."
- Popular and then some
- Just-baked
- Heavy partner
- Commercially popular
- Really, really in
- Blistering
- Currently popular
- Sought-after
- How some like it, on screen
- Enjoying a win streak
- Much in demand
- In now
- Spicy-tasting
- Like sauce with a kick
- Racing up the charts
- Very fashionable
- Smokin'
- Wanting to be near one's fans?
- ___ rod
- Stolen, slangily
- Word on some faucet handles
- In the 90s, weatherwise
- Word before pink or after red
- Gossip-worthy
- Like the tropics
- "Some Like It ___"
- "Pease Porridge ___"
- In the 90s
- Very sexy
- Like Korean cuisine
- Burning up the tabloids
- Fashionable
- Likely to get asked out, probably
- Hugely popular
- Kind of tea
- Fervid
- ______ time
- Wrathful
- Like hell
- ___ cross buns
- "In"
- Highly sought after
- Torrid
- Stolen, so to speak
- Scorching
- Like dog days
- Just out of the oven
- Carrying current
- Like tens
- Scalding
- Piping
- Simmering
- Steaming
- Piping- ___
- Piping ___
- Smoldering
- Blazing
- Wonderful, to Paris Hilton
- Very stylish
- Fashionable, and then some
- Feverish
- Sultry
- All the rage - and a word that can precede each part of 20-, 39-, and 56-Across
- Apt to turn heads
- Ready to serve, maybe
- Fresh off the grill
- Ripped off
- "Get 'em while they're ___!"
- On a streak
- Really sexy
- Pungent
- Like chop-shop cars
- "Le Jazz ___" (Mancini song)
- Super-popular
- Sexy, slangily
- She said Harrison ____Springs, British Columbia
- Highly popular
- ___ pants
- Very attractive
- Weather term spelled with the letters whose positions are indicated by wordplay at 17-, 37-, and 59-Across
- Appreciative of the fans?
- Chic, and then some
- Spicy, as salsa
- Approaching 98 degrees
- Really selling
- On a lucky streak
- Quite spicy
- With 55-Down, sore throat soother
- Smoking, perhaps
- Asian stew often eaten with a dipping sauce
- Like some wings
- ___ dog
- Dog days forecast
- Selling well
- Like summer days
- Like an active stove
- Fresh out of the oven
- 100+, say
- Word with air or bed
- Made with ghost peppers
- ___ water
- Like sriracha sauce
- Word with wire or water
- Selling really well
- Trending
- Fast-moving, as merchandise
- What a red "H" often indicates
- Word with air or dog
- Like a fence's wares
- Billboard ___ 100
- ___ pursuit
- ___ and bothered
- Five-alarm, among chili enthusiasts
- 100° or more, say
- Selling like gangbusters
- Sweating, maybe
- Word with "water," "pepper" or "dog"
- Like Arizona in August
- Heading for the fence?
- "wet ___ american summer"
- Like summer
- Very in
- Like the dog days
- Highly timely
- Pungent or popular
- Fast-selling
- Flying up the charts
- Top-selling
- Popular, slangily
- Adjective for August
- ____ and bothered
- Stolen, in slang
- ____ to trot
- Like Death Valley in summer
- High on the Scoville scale
- Having many fans ... or needing a fan?
- Tropical
- Soaring up the charts
- ___ chocolate
- Extremely lucky
- Like a thief's loot, slangily
- Going viral, say
- Attractive
- Like chili peppers
- Like the summer sun
- Very spicy
- How some like it?
- Ill-gotten, informally
- Just taken from the oven
- Flying off the shelves, so to speak
- ___ under the collar
- Faucet label
- In high demand
- Like the weather in Florida, often
- One may reveal a secret
- With 35-Down, precarious place
- Letting off steam, say
- Like freshly brewed coffee
- With 60-Across, East Asian cuisine style
- Like Hunan cuisine
- Adjective after "red" or "white"
- On fire
- Word with tip or tub
- Like Miami summers
- Like some towels and topics
- Like ghost peppers
- What "C" faucets are in Italy, confusingly
- Like the Carolina Reaper pepper
- Megan Thee Stallion's "___ Girl Summer"
- Over 100, say
- "___ Ones" (show where celebrities eat spicy wings)
- With 72-Across, post-sledding mugful
- Like a pan right out of the oven
- "___ enough for ya?"
- Rhyme before "spot" or "shot"
- Not chilly, like chili
- Like sparks and fire
- Like chili usually
- Between 90 and 100, say
- Much-sought-after
- Selling quickly
- Like supernovas
- Like cayenne
- Like Scotch bonnet peppers
- Like lit barbecue coals
Last Seen In:
- LA Times - October 23, 2025
- USA Today - October 01, 2025
- New York Times - September 22, 2025
- New York Times - August 21, 2025
- New York Times - July 25, 2025
- New York Times - July 11, 2025
- LA Times - June 23, 2025
- LA Times - June 01, 2025
- LA Times - May 19, 2025
- LA Times - May 03, 2025
- LA Times - April 23, 2025
- LA Times - April 11, 2025
- LA Times - April 10, 2025
- LA Times - April 07, 2025
- New York Times - April 05, 2025
- LA Times - April 01, 2025
- New York Times - November 19, 2024
- LA Times - October 09, 2024
- LA Times - September 13, 2024
- New York Times - June 19, 2024
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