Synonym: affect, arouse, cook, excite, inflame, kindle, move, prepare, provoke, stir, warm. Antonym: cold. Similar words: wheat, cheat, theater, in the heat of, hear, head, heal, eat. Meaning: [hɪːt] 
n. 1. a form of energy that is transferred by a difference in temperature 2. the presence of heat 3. the sensation caused by heat energy 4. the trait of being intensely emotional 5. applies to nonhuman mammals: a state or period of heightened sexual arousal and activity 6. a preliminary race in which the winner advances to a more important race 7. utility to warm a building. v. 1. make hot or hotter 2. provide with heat 3. arouse or excite feelings and passions 4. gain heat or get hot.
n. 1. a form of energy that is transferred by a difference in temperature 2. the presence of heat 3. the sensation caused by heat energy 4. the trait of being intensely emotional 5. applies to nonhuman mammals: a state or period of heightened sexual arousal and activity 6. a preliminary race in which the winner advances to a more important race 7. utility to warm a building. v. 1. make hot or hotter 2. provide with heat 3. arouse or excite feelings and passions 4. gain heat or get hot. 
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(151) The thermostat will gauge the temperature and control the heat.
(152) The mist had been replaced by a kind of haze that seemed to amplify the heat.
(153) I'm sorry to drag you all this way in the heat.
(154) England's cricketers have been toiling in the 100-degree heat over the past week.
(155) You can heat it up under the grill or microwave it.
(156) The morning was cool; a welcome change from the heat of the day before.
(157) To join these two pieces of metal, it will be necessary to heat them.
(158) Heat dissolved the candle into a pool of wax in a few minutes.
(159) Before he knew it, the heat and hum of the forest had lulled him to sleep.
(160) One of the properties of copper is that it conducts heat and electricity very well.
(161) Then in the last couple of years, the movement for democracy began to heat up.
(162) We walked more than ten miles in the blistering heat.
(163) Bring to the boil slowly, then remove from the heat.
(164) Heat the butter gently and then blend in a little flour.
(165) The two candidates are in a dead heat in the polls.
(166) When the heat haze lifted, the island could be seen clearly.
(167) Everything he did was at white heat and lightning speed.
(168) This method of cooking also permits heat to penetrate evenly from both sides. Sentencedict.com
(169) Babies lose heat much faster than adults, and are especially vulnerable to the cold in their first month.
(170) The presence or absence of clouds can have an important impact on heat transfer.
(171) The energy released by the nuclear reaction is transformed into heat.
(172) The engine was throwing off so much heat that the air above it shimmered with haze.
(173) There are the vegetables to peel and the soup to heat. Then there's the table to lay and the wine to cool.
(174) We were up and off early to beat the heat.
(175) It should only take a few minutes to heat this through.
(176) The heat was tolerable at night but suffocating during the day.
(177) Three women fainted in the heat but were quickly brought round with brandy.
(178) Solar power is the conversion of the sun's energy into heat and electricity.
(179) He tried to ignore the heat building up in the confined space.
(180) Melt the butter over a medium-low heat. When it is melted and bubbly, put in the flour.