Associations to the word «Heated»
Noun
- Cathode
- Heater
- Oven
- Furnace
- Filament
- Stove
- Burner
- Boiling
- Debate
- Hydroxide
- Ml
- Retort
- Convection
- Vapor
- Steam
- Boiler
- Vapour
- Fume
- Radiator
- Rivalry
- Mixture
- Temperature
- Melt
- Kiln
- Distillation
- Graphite
- Argument
- Evaporation
- Chloride
- Mold
- Nozzle
- Oxide
- Welding
- Methanol
- Ethyl
- Ammonium
- Bake
- Exhaust
- Seawater
- Magma
- Conduction
- Frying
- Flask
- Greenhouse
- Vacuum
- Ammonia
- Condensation
- Grate
- Discussion
- Carbonate
- Heat
- Deg
- Boil
- Sodium
- Alloy
- Bath
- Ignition
- Cooler
- Decomposition
- Hydrogen
- Microwave
- Tubing
- Windshield
- Solvent
- Tube
- Pool
- Gas
Adjective
Wiktionary
HEATED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of heat
HEATED, adjective. Very agitated, angry or impassioned
HEATED, adjective. (usually not comparable) made warm or hot by some means.
HEATED UP, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of heat up
Dictionary definition
HEATED, adjective. Made warm or hot (`het' is a dialectal variant of `heated'); "a heated swimming pool"; "wiped his heated-up face with a large bandana"; "he was all het up and sweaty".
HEATED, adjective. Marked by emotional heat; vehement; "a heated argument".
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