Hot
Prize
Prize adjective - Of the very best kind.
Usage example: delighted to be guests at one of her prize dinner parties
Both words in one sentence
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When said monitors are "struck", they would reveal either a prize or a Hot Spot, which would cause the couple to lose their turn and the prizes they earned from the previous screens unless they chose to stop.
Source: Series / Strike It Lucky - Jim and Andy from According to Jim once participate in a hot dog speed-eating contest for the prize of being the spokesperson in a local commercial sponsored by the company of said hot dog product.
Source: Eating Contest -
Leslie wants to give the prize to an intelligent woman who does charity work while the rest of the judging panel favors a super-hot vapid moron.
Source: Beauty Contest
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