Similar words: great wall, be at war with, at war, catwalk, in that way, wave, waver, waved. Meaning: n. a wave of unusually hot weather.
Random good picture Not show
31. The heat of summer in July, heat wave rolling hill, here it is off cool breeze.
32. "The jet stream remained locked in place for weeks, bringing an unprecedented two-month heat wave to Russia and contributing to devastating floods in Pakistan at the end of July, " it said.
33. One heat wave, one storm, one event says nothing about global warming or its effects. That is why those who jumped on Hurricane Katrina as proof of global warming were really off-base.
34. So for Europe's winemakers the heat wave this summer has been perfect.
35. I mean to say, who'd leave a can half full of water, in a heat wave?
36. "Were global temperature not increasing, " he said, "the chance of an extreme heat wave such as the one Moscow experienced, though not impossible, would be vanishingly small.
37. Temporary Heat Wave: If you come back rested and recharged , you just needed a well - deserved break.
38. At least 23 people are suspected to have died in a heat wave swirling across the eastern state of Orissa, India[http://sentencedict.com], officials said Sunday.
39. An acrid fog from forest and peat fires has blanketed Moscow, as the Russian capital swelters in a record heat wave.
40. The unexpected heat wave forced us to take off our thick winter jackets.
More similar words: great wall, be at war with, at war, catwalk, in that way, wave, waver, waved, wavelet, new wave, waverer, wavering, microwave, shock wave, radio wave, make waves, brain wave, unwavering, wavelength, microwave oven, compressional wave, electromagnetic wave, heave, heat, heaven, heather, heath, wheat, cheat, caveat.