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hot seat
noun
a highly uncomfortable or embarrassing situation.
I'm in the hot seat because of the contract I lost.
hot seat
noun
informal, a precarious, difficult, or dangerous position
a slang term for electric chair
Word History and Origins
Origin of hot seat1
Example Sentences
In May, Lineker held back tears as he signed off from his final edition of Match of the Day after 26 years in the hot seat and officially left the BBC.
Chris Brown’s latest tour has landed him in the hot seat over trademark issues.
Most folks think Riley is not on a hot seat because of the untenable cost of his buyout, reportedly in the neighborhood of $80 million.
Lineker signed off from his final edition of Match of the Day in May after 26 years in the hot seat.
The crackdown comes as the county has once again found itself in the hot seat with state regulators.
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