Hot
Hot adjective - Marked by bursts of destructive force or intense activity.
Usage example: a hot battle for first place in the American League
Nearby Word: hotly
Mad
Mad adjective - Feeling or showing anger.
Usage example: the constant harassment from telemarketers finally made her good and mad
Both words in one sentence
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Go Mad from the Revelation: Wally Llama snaps when he realises that he doesn't know why hot dogs and hot dog buns are sold in different quantities.
Source: Western Animation / Animaniacs -
Even the soundtrack gets into it; in "Partners in Crime" Gilroy arranges to meet Michael in a hot tub (no, really) while the background singer is going "I've got a mad little crush on you..."
Source: Foe Yay / Live-Action TV -
As Valentine calls them "mad", they are either wild, hot-blooded, or indeed mad.
Source: Webcomic / HERO
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