hot and bothered Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- aggravated
- infuriated
- narked
- vexed
- troubled
- frustrated
- mad
- outraged
- galled
- disturbed
- peeved
- indignant
- irked
- angered
- irritable
- angry
- displeased
- scunnered
Weak:
- inflamed
- dyspeptic
- inconvenienced
- cantankerous
- tested
- churlish
- snuffy
- persecuted
- tortured
- rankled
- distressed
- cross
- disapproving
- provoked
- peevish
- touchy
- grouchy
- teed-off
- petulant
- riled
- badgered
- shirty
- plagued
- harassed
- steaming
- ireful
- perturbed
- fretful
- put-out
- grumpy
- huffy
- piqued
- tried
- irascible
- tormented
- harried
- hassled
- enflamed
- bilious
- testy
- irate
- sore
- snappish
- resentful
- bristly
- crabby
hot and bothered Meaning
hot and bothered (s)
thrown into a state of agitated confusion; (`rattled' is an informal term)
hot and bothered Sentence Examples
- The crowded room made me feel hot and bothered, as if I couldn't catch a breath.
- She looked at him with a gaze that left him feeling both hot and bothered.
- The unexpected meeting left him feeling hot and bothered, scrambling for an explanation.
- The heat wave had everyone in the city feeling hot and bothered, seeking relief in air-conditioned spaces.
- His sultry voice had a way of making her feel hot and bothered, even over the phone.
- The spicy food left her feeling hot and bothered, reaching for a glass of water to cool down.
- The intense argument left both parties feeling hot and bothered, unable to find common ground.
- The provocative attire she wore had heads turning and hearts racing, leaving many feeling hot and bothered.
- His flirtatious advances left her feeling both hot and bothered, unsure of how to respond.
- The steamy romance novel had readers feeling hot and bothered, eagerly turning pages to find out what happened next.
FAQs About the word hot and bothered
thrown into a state of agitated confusion; (`rattled' is an informal term)
annoyed, irritated, upset, exasperated, aggravated, infuriated, narked, vexed, troubled, frustrated
content,pleased, satisfied, pleased, satisfied, content, happy, happy, calm, delighted
The crowded room made me feel hot and bothered, as if I couldn't catch a breath.
She looked at him with a gaze that left him feeling both hot and bothered.
The unexpected meeting left him feeling hot and bothered, scrambling for an explanation.
The heat wave had everyone in the city feeling hot and bothered, seeking relief in air-conditioned spaces.
