26 Must-Know English Words About Heat – Are You Using Them Right?

In this English lesson, you’ll learn 26 everyday words related to warmth, heat, and being hot—from things in your kitchen to natural disasters like volcanoes. Each word has a simple definition and sentence to help English learners understand and use it in real life.✅ I can be your speaking partner https://brentspeak.as.me/ 👨‍🦰 Visit for a Hair Transplant: https://cabhealth.com/ Use Brent10 for 10% off your transplant1. Warm: A little hot, but comfortable.: I like to drink warm tea on a cold day.2. Fever: When your body is too hot because you are sick.: She stayed home from school because she had a fever.3. Toasty: Nicely warm and cozy.: The blanket made me feel toasty on the couch.4. Toast: Bread that is cooked until it is brown and warm.: He made a piece of toast and put butter on it.5. Oven: A machine that heats food from all sides.: She put the pizza in the oven to warm it up.6. Stove: A machine you use to cook food on top.: He cooked soup on the stove until it was hot.7. Boiling Water: Water that is so hot it makes bubbles.: Be careful—the pot has boiling water in it.8. Steaming: Letting out hot mist from something warm.: The rice was steaming when it came out of the pot.9. Blow on your food: Gently breathe on food to cool it down.: The soup was too hot, so she had to blow on her food.10. Hot Sauce: A spicy liquid that makes food taste hot.: He put hot sauce on his eggs to make them spicy.11. FieryDefinition: Very hot or full of strong heat or emotion.Example: The campfire gave off a fiery glow in the dark night.12. Volcano: A mountain that can shoot out hot lava.: The volcano erupted and sent hot rocks into the air.13. Lava: Very hot, melted rock from a volcano.: The red lava flowed down the side of the volcano.14. Spew: To shoot out something quickly, like hot lava or steam.: The volcano began to spew smoke and lava.15. Sweat: Water drops on your skin when you get too hot.: He started to sweat while playing soccer in the sun.16. Scorch: To burn the surface of something.: The fire scorched the edge of the paper.17. Beach Sand: Sand at the beach that can get hot in the sun.: The beach sand was so warm it burned my feet.18. Singe: To burn something just a little.: The fire singed the bottom of her jeans.19. Hairdryer: A machine that blows warm air to dry your hair.: She used a hairdryer to warm up after her shower.20. Balmy: Warm and gentle in a nice way (used for weather).: We took a walk on a balmy summer night.21. Balm: A soft cream that helps sore skin and feels warm.: He used a balm to help his dry lips feel better.22. Roasting: Very hot, like being cooked.: It was roasting in the car with the windows closed.23. Sweltering: Uncomfortably hot.: The room was sweltering with no fan or air.24. Blistering: Extremely hot, like burning.: The blistering sun made it hard to stay outside.25. Blister: A bubble on your skin from heat or rubbing.: She got a blister from walking in hot shoes.26. Fever Blister: A small sore near your mouth caused by a virus and sometimes heat.: He got a fever blister after being sick with a cold.