hots

British  

/ hɒts /

plural noun

1. slang intense sexual desire; lust (esp in the phrase have the hots for someone )

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Example Sentences

Best known for their “Red Hots” — steamed beef franks with a natural casing, served in a steamed split-top bun, and topped with a minced meat chili, and Sauce Buns — same as above, minus the hot dog — Jaenicke’s has two locations in between where my parents used to live and where my gramma and papa used to live.

From Salon

He also played a key role eight years later as Australia upset hots India to win the tournament for a sixth time.

From BBC

“We know what the future has in store for our state: hotter hots and drier dries,” Newsom said.

From Los Angeles Times

He formed his first business, the site said, selling Red Hots to his Long Island neighbors.

From Los Angeles Times

When the City Council hosts meetings, it offers guests a basket of Red Hots candy with a sign that reads, “Needles is Red Hot,” Jernigan said.

From Los Angeles Times