hotbox (Meaning)

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hotbox (n)

a journal bearing (as of a railroad car) that has overheated

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The tiny room was transformed into a hotbox after hours of gaming, its stagnant air thick with stale cigarette smoke.
The overcrowded subway car became a sweltering hotbox during the morning commute, suffocating passengers with its oppressive heat.
The attic was an unbearable hotbox in the summer, its tin roof scorching under the relentless sun.
The old station wagon was a cramped hotbox on a road trip, the sun beating down mercilessly through the filthy windows.
The greenhouse was a veritable hotbox, its temperature soaring as the sun intensified its rays.
The car's interior turned into a stifling hotbox during a traffic jam, the air conditioning failing to cope with the relentless heat.
The crowded music venue became a heaving hotbox as the band's energy ignited the audience.
The sauna's hotbox enveloped users in a suffocating embrace, promising deep relaxation through extreme heat.
The hotbox under the hood of the car emitted an acrid smell of burning oil.
The theater was transformed into a temporary hotbox during a sold-out performance, the audience's excitement raising the temperature to unbearable levels.

a journal bearing (as of a railroad car) that has overheated

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The tiny room was transformed into a hotbox after hours of gaming, its stagnant air thick with stale cigarette smoke.

The overcrowded subway car became a sweltering hotbox during the morning commute, suffocating passengers with its oppressive heat.

The attic was an unbearable hotbox in the summer, its tin roof scorching under the relentless sun.

The old station wagon was a cramped hotbox on a road trip, the sun beating down mercilessly through the filthy windows.