Hot
Indignant
Indignant adjective - Feeling or showing anger.
Usage example: the poker player became indignant at the accusation of cheating
Hot is a synonym for indignant in state topic. Sometimes you can use "Hot" instead an adjective "Indignant".
Nearby Words: indignation, indignantly
Both words in one sentence
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Male Gaze: Hank and Jack shamelessly ogle a hot local as she walks off after asking about the first attack, earning a indignant "please" from Kelly.
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Stevens famously replied, "I do not believe he would steal a red-hot stove." (Cameron was notoriously corrupt.) Cameron, indignant, demanded that Stevens "retract" his statement.
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According to contemporary - and indignant - clerical chroniclers Vikings were considered seriously hot by Christian women who appreciated their habits of bathing regularly and combing their hair.
Source: Abduction Is Love
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