| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| wildly popular | 3 letters | hot |
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| wildly popular | 6 letters | redhot |
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- In demand
- Recently stolen
- Angry
- In
- Sexy
- Alluring
- Baking
- Steamy
- Much sought-after
- Flying off the shelves
- Like most salsa
- Popular
- Hard to keep in stock, sa
- Trendy
- Mouth-burning
- All the rage
- Babealicious
- Supertrendy
- Currently "in"
- In, for now
- Now in
- Show-off
- Stolen
- In great demand
- Just off the grill
- Wanting to be near one's
- On a roll
- Word describing the answe
- Selling very well
- Like the tropics
- Sizzling
- Sweltering
- Tap word
- Like chop-shop vehicles
- Very popular
- Very warm
- Flaming - stolen
- Nude photo taken
- Feverish and throaty from time to time
- Baking stolen
- Fresh from the oven
- on everyone's short list
- Going viral, say
- Some photos may be spicy
- Like jalapenos
- Red letter indication
- Above 100, say
- Like Earth's core
- Stolen from both others
- Like the summer sun
- very spicy
- Torrid
- word before pepper or plate
- Fiery
- how some like it?
- Heated
- extremely in
- From Idaho, tidings recently announced
- like the desert
- Opposite of cold
- Of high temperature
- Spicy
- x 3, a buster poindexter hit
- Chocolate-......
- ill-gotten, informally
- just taken from the oven
- exceeding warm in degrees
- smokin'
- trending
- high on the scoville scale
- sweating, maybe
- Boiling
- Fresh from oven, in great demand
- like the weather out there
- Red ... Chili Peppers (rock band)
- Like a freshly used stove
- Steamy piece of photography?
- just out of the oven
- Scalding
- Fervid
- painful to touch, say
- like some green peppers
- Flying off the shelves, so to speak
- Fresh from oven and in great demand
- Scorching
- ... under the collar
- Summertime forecast
- Peppery
- Stolen: slang
- Spicy, as salsa
- Highly spiced
- Far from cold
- Overly warm
- ... and spicy
- Exceedingly warm
- Very peppery
- Burning
- Keen husband seen with books
- ....-air balloon
- Loaded with peppers, say
- Really good looking
- on a streak
- “Strike while the iron is ...”
- Extremely warm
- with 11 down, bluster
- "Hard to keep in stock, say"
- Wanting to be near one's fans?
- Faucet label
- 100° or more, say
- Like chop-shop cars
- Right off the stove
- Up-to-the-minute
- Causing tears, maybe
- Radioactive
- Very stylish
- Roasting
- "Some Like It ......"
- Very good house for the titular head
- Biting
- Kind of shot
- Another kind of house
- Ardent
- Faucet word
- Like a gangster's ice
- The ...... corner (third base)
- Word with pepper or potato
- Like a T. Williams roof
- Le jazz ......
- Like ice in the underworld
- Highly timely
- Like a fence's ice
- Like a fence's possessions
- Word with dog or line
- Kind of dog or foot
- On a winning streak
- Kind of air or water
- Kind of line or rod
- In a winning streak
- Kind of dog or rod
- Word with dog and rod
- Irate
- In great form
- stolen, slangily
- Like chili sauce
- drink .... chocolate
- chocolate drink order
- like the weather at the equator
- Recent, As An Escapee's Trail
- Word with “piping” or “mess”
- like gochujang paste
- Warm
- Not fresh
- In high demand
- Like the weather in Florida, often
- Blazing
- One may reveal a secret
- Super-spicy
- “Selling like ... cakes”
- Burning some who transgressed
- Letting off steam, say
- Like freshly brewed coffee
- A cold denial
- like hunan cuisine
- stolen, in dated slang
- Betty White starrer "... in Cleveland"
- on a lucky streak
- Not cold
- Like desert temperatures
- The opposite of cold
- Like Los Angeles in July
- "...... girl summer"
- Red ... Chili Peppers
- Having a lucky streak at the casino
- Billboard ... 100
- stolen — sought after
- On fire
- Beach day weather, often
- wildly popular
- Fresh out of the oven
- What a red H indicates on a faucet
- Very in
- Having high temperature
- Like Buffalo wings
- Like Las Vegas weather, frequently
- Really spicy
- Steamy, or dreamy
- Temperature of boiling water
- Piping can be jazzy!
- Tank top temperature
- It's spicy on all sides today
- Like Carolina Reaper chili peppers
- Laced with jalapeños
- Warm; spicy
- "H" on a faucet
- Word with air or bed
- Sweaty weather
- MESS
- ".... in Cleveland" [2010-15]
- "... N Cold," 2008 hit by Katy Perry
- It's selling like ... cakes
- Currently popular
- What a red "H" often indicates
- ...... soup on a cold evening
- Very spicy, the way some like it?
- Like a freshly-microwaved dish
- In vogue
- Your temperature with a fever
- Like a 100-degree day
- "H" on a shower knob
- Antonym of "cold"
- Loaded with curry
- ... chocolate (winter beverage)
- Like freshly baked cookies
- Pungent
- hard to keep in stock
- Very good at baking?
- Feverish
- Like a cayenne pepper
- bothered's companion
- Like jalape–o peppers
- Easter treat, ... cross bun
- word with tip or tub
- Some Like It ... (Marilyn Monroe film)
- Netflix's "Too ... To Handle"
- On one's heels, apt to burn?
- Headed for the fence, perhaps
- Faucet on the left, typically
- it's spicy and in demand
- Expert piping?
- Cold's opposite
- Rock's Red ... Chili Peppers
- like arizona in the summer
- part coolish, otherwise boiling
- How coffee is typically served
- Weather forecast
- Like the tropics, or some topics
- Burning with anger
- Like habanero peppers
- Stuffed with chili peppers, say
- Like Miami summers
- Like Australia in January
- polar opposite?
- How some like it, weather-wise
- Blood
- Steaming, like a bowl of soup
- ...... Wheels, Mattel's toy cars
- Very keen on the spicy
- Very sexy
- Drinking chocolate that isn't cold
- Sultry
- Not all photos are steamy
- popular, in demand
- Like fresh cookies from the oven
- The latest
- Tropical
- latest issued
- Blistering on one's heels, perhaps?
- Weather word
- Like some towels and topics
- Like ghost peppers
- Selling like crazy
- "Shot" or "spot" lead-in
- Like Death Valley, temperature-wise
- Like ramen but not gazpacho
- Like the Carolina Reaper pepper
- Smoldering
- Fresh off the grill
- ... chocolate (cozy drink)
- Like a steaming mug
- ... dog (Wolfy's offering)
- ... wheels (toy)
- Like Carolina Reaper peppers
- ... chocolate (winter drink)
- ... fudge sauce
- Like a steamy bowl of soup
- Sexy husband on the books
- Steamy bit of photography?
- ... n Cold (2008 Katy Perry hit)
- Popular — attractive
- Tap choice
- Over 100, say
- Super-popular
- Like a steaming cup of coffee
- causing a lot of buzz
- Ancho that's somewhat spicy
- Sultry pub closed down in Hobart
- ...... Tamales (spicy candy)
- Absolutely new
- Heal over time (ABBR.)
- Physically attractive (ABBR.)
- cold (opposite)
- Like summer days
- Glowing
- Recently stolen or cooked
- On the A-list
- Shining
- Wrathful
- Longing
- Vehement
- Fervent
- Fierce
- Passionate
- Irascible
- Choleric
- Excited
- Enkindled
- Impassioned
- Irritable
- hotbrained
- Stop time with it
- What H indicates on a faucet
- High temperature
- Like summer weather often
- Like food with too many chili peppers
- Elite group of wildfire fighters
- Like Hunan chicken
- Some Like It ......, classic film
- Like a 93-degree day
- Like a spicy pepper
- Scorcher
- Like a pan right out of the oven
- Return to Southend when it's sunny
- Very popular at the moment
- Recently stolen from a hotel
- Zealous
- Zestful
- Zippy
- Wizard
- Wine
- White-hot
- ...... under the collar (embarrassed)
- Mouth-burning, say
- Fresh out of the oven, say
- Like a scorching summer day
- How some like it in film
- what chilli is, not says
- ".... diggity dog!"
- .... fudge sundae
- Word with headed or footed
- '...... enough for ya?'
- Flamin' ... Cheetos
- Very much in
- Like a sizzling summer day
- Spicy sensation
- Not mild like some chicken wings
- Uncool
- "That soup's piping ......!"
- swoon-worthy or sweltering
- Rhyme before "spot" or "shot"
- spicy or steamy
- Fresh, like this off the press
- Marilyn Monroe film, Some Like It ...
- Sought (after)
- Like phall curry
- Not chilly, like chili
- Sizzling or spicy
- Very high in temperature
- steaming
- .... Wheels, popular brand of toy cars
- on the bestseller list
- Good and angry!
- word repeated after a sick burn?
- In demand or very popular
- like chilli, but not chilly?
- errol brown's band, ... chocolate
- Spicy bit of photography?
- stolen books found by henry
- Like chili, usually
- Sexually attractive
- Having a high temperature
- Like chili but not chilly?
- Like food right out of the oven
- like sparks and fire
- Blistering
- High in temperature
- on everybody's short list
- Burning
- Like a habanero pepper
- Extremely popular
- Violent, as anger
- Making the mouth burn
- Boiling mad
- In great demand
- In very high demand
- Cinnamon candy
- More than popular
- Glowing (hyph.)
- Very exciting - glowing
- super-trendy
- Very popular
- Burning up
- Frankfurter: hyph wd
- Very, very warm
- fashionable and then some
- Sizzling
- wildly popular
- Glowing with heat (2 wds)
- .... Chili Peppers: 2 wds.
- Extremely popular: hyph. wd.
- the rod remoulded in the fire
- In high demand
- Super-popular
- Flying off the shelves
- "Smoking ......?"
- Passionate
- Porter's "...... and Blue"
- Wienie
- Furious
- Two words in a Simon title
- Like a winning team
- Cinnamon candy piece
- Glowing
- broke the rod? very unfair!
- Scorching
- on a big streak
- sizzlingly popular
- Definitely not in a slump (2 wds.)
- exceptionally popular
- Blistering
- Highly exciting
- The rod may become incandescent
- Fashionable as chilli?
- Socialist fiery and very popular
- Really new and exciting (inf)
- Poker like this? Expected to win
- On a roll
- wield the rod, extremely passionate
- Incandescent as the rod might be?
- Glowing with heat
- Singing Chili Peppers are this
- On a winning streak
- At a very high temperature
- Showing a fiery glow
- poker maybe as exciting as this!
- the rod somehow got very warm
- In great demand as poker might be
- Extremely warm
- Like glowing coals
- Very spicy -- and fresh!
- The Ord Scheme is totally unreasonable