Hot and Raw

Hot

Hot adjective - Used of physical heat; having a high or higher than desirable temperature or giving off heat or feeling or causing a sensation of heat or burning.
Usage example: hot stove

Raw is an antonym for hot.

Nearby Word: hotly

Raw

Raw adjective - Not cooked.

Hot is an antonym for raw in harsh topic.

Nearby Word: rawness

Both words in one sentence

  • Raw Eggs Make You Stronger Note that some dishes are prepared by adding a raw egg to a hot dish just before serving.
  • Natsu and Gray from Fairy Tail: Natsu is the hot-blooded smasher who use his fire dragon magic and fists to tear enemies apart with raw power.
  • Hideous Hangover Cure After receiving it Cerebus requests "a dozen raw eggs, twelve gallons of water and some hot towels", presumably for curing the hangover.
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