2. tasting sharp, as pepper and mustard do: maanghang
3. eager: sabik na sabik, masigasig
4. hot and humid: maalinsangan
» synonyms and related words:
warm
adj.
1. more hot than cold: mainit
2. that makes or keeps warm: pampainit, mainit
3. exciting, lively: mainit, maapoy, masigla
4. having or showing lively feeling, zealous, enthusiastic: masigla
5. humid and hot: alinsangan, maalinsangan
v.
1. to make warm: magpainit, painitin, painitan, iinit
2. to be or become warm: uminit, umalinsangan
3. to become cheered, interested, friendly, or sympathetic: sumigla
4. to make lively: magpasigla, pasiglahin
pineapple
n.
a large juicy fruit growing in hot climates: pinya, pinya
scald
v.
1. to heat almost to boiling, but not quite: magpainit (painitin, iinit) lamang na mabuti
2. to pour boiling liquid over: magbanli, banlian
3. to burn with hot liquid: mabanlian
n.
a burn caused by hot liquid or steam: banli, paso
heat
n.
1. hotness, warmth: init
2. hot weather: init
3. intensity of feeling, excitement: silakbo, siklab, init, kainitan
4. intensity of violence: sidhi, kasidhian, init, kainitan
v.
1. to make warm or hot: magpainit, painitin, iinit
2. to become warm or hot: uminit
season
n.
1. one of the four periods of the year: Spring: tagasibol. Summer or hot season: tag-init, tag-araw. Rainy season: tag-ulan. Winter: taglamig, tagginaw
2. any period of time marked by something special: panahon
3. suitable or fit time: kapanahunan, panahon
v.
1. to improve the flavor of: magtimpla, timplahan, magrikado, rikaduhan
2. to accustom, make used to: sumanay, sanayin
3. in season and out of season: hindi panahon, wala sa panahon
fried
adj.
cooked in hot fat: prito, pinirito
mustard
n.
a plant whose seeds have a sharp, hot taste: mustasa
lukewarm
adj.
neither hot nor cold (as water): malahininga, maligamgam
pepper
n.
1. a seasoning powder with a hot taste: paminta
2. a hollow red or green vegetable that is cut into pieces and used in pickles: sili
v.
1. to hit with small objects sent thick and fast: magpaulan, paulanan
2. to season with pepper (in powder): magpaminta, pamintahan
mumog
v.
magmumog, mumugin, imumog (mag-:-in, i-) to gargle. Magmumog ka ng mainit na tubig. Gargle hot water.
alinsangan
adj.
maalinsangan (ma-) warm, hot
inhinyero
n.
engineer in-in, inin
adj.
food fully cooked (as rice) after having been kept over hot coals for some time
uhaw
n.
thirst
v.
mauhaw (ma-) to become thirsty. Nauhaw ako sa init ng panahon. The hot weather made me thirsty. uhawin (-in)
v.
to be thirsty
init
n.
heat, warmth, high temperature
adj.
mainit (ma-) hot, warm
v.
mag-init, initin (mag-:-in) to heat (something). Nag-init si Marta ng tubig para pampaligo. Marta is heating water for bathing.
adj.
init (ang ulo), mainit (ma-) short-tempered
luglog
Ch n.
a kind of noodle which is dipped in boiling stock iluglog (i-)
v.
to rinse clothes by shaking in the water [syn. banlaw]. Iluglog mo ang damit sa mainit na tubig. Rinse the clothes in hot water.
buga
v.
bumuga, bugahin (-um:-in) to spit or blow some liquid from the mouth. Binuga niya ang mainit na kape. He spat out the hot coffee. magbuga, ibuga (mag-:i-)
v.
to force out of the mouth by a sudden blow. Ibuga mo ang tubig. Spit out the water.