Cold
Cold adjective - Having a low or subnormal temperature.
Usage example: an unusually cold spring that was followed by a sweltering summer
Red-hot
Red-hot adjective - Having a notably high temperature.
Usage example: don't touch the stove—it's red-hot
Both words in one sentence
- However, one of the businessmen secretly changes some things around so that instead of a Cold War, there's a series of red-hot ones (for example, one of his nukes is set to destroy Mecca and has the signatures of an American weapon). Why?
Source: War for Fun and Profit -
Cold-Blooded Torture: Parodied by the Troll children with Virginia (complete with Burly refusing to accept her confession because that went against tradition, and wasn't as fun), but played horrifyingly straight with Relish and the red-hot shoes, as well as Tony getting beanstalk lashings.
Source: Series / The 10th Kingdom
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