The menus have helpful symbols denoting hotness, low fat and vegetarian options. |
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My body, overheated from the torrid hotness and sexual cravings glistened from excessive perspiration. |
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Birds cannot taste the hotness in peppers and the fruit of the bird peppers are so small that they are eaten whole. |
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Mammals, on the other hand, are discouraged by the extreme hotness of the bird peppers. |
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He's just being himself, but with the hotness and the slinkiness, people think he's flirting. |
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She had a hard time believing that someone with the hotness quotient of Kent would go stag. |
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Actually, I've lost a little faith in the hotness of Scandinavians recently. |
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The food was great, so were the people, so was the music, so were the sizes of the shots and let's not forget the hotness of guys in suits. |
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Angelina is in it, which makes it good, even though her hotness is questionable. |
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Black and white, when used with the hot or cool color scheme, can shift the effect of hotness or coolness of both predominant schemes. |
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Pair her hotness with her salty mouth, and she will make a great comic or host in the vein of Sarah Silverman or Jenny McCarthy. |
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This helped in clearing many wrong notions about the hotness of spices and doubts of visitors who for the first time were tasting Indian food, adds Dr. Thampi. |
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The Vampire Diaries sets an unrealistic precedence for both magical creatures and teenage hotness in small town America. |
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Mexico's chipotle peppers or chile peppers are best known for their spicy hotness. |
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He felt a lump in his throat and a hotness in his eyes as he thought of the neverness of her. |
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A more physically informative version of such a law views empirical temperature as a chart on a hotness manifold. |
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An empirical temperature is a numerical scale for the hotness of a thermodynamic system. |
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Seeing Antares as the sun rises in the winter sky is a sign than summer is soon to come but the hotness of the coming season is still far away from the Northern Hemisphere. |
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The Scoville scale is a measure of the hotness of a chili pepper. |
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