heat
thermoeffect
heat up
thermosensitive
incalescence
calorific
temperature change
heating
high temperature
calefaction
heaten
hotness
warming
thermotic
hot up
superheating
warmth
thermoclasty
hot
pyrectic
pyrogen
calescence
-thermic
thermal
thermolabile
thermality
-thermal
thermophonic
thermotactile
pyrolysis
calefacient
overheating
thermally
euthermic
fusion
incalescent
five-alarm
thermic
thermoresponsive
caloric
heated
thermology
fervor
spike a temperature
heater
-thermy
fervour
recalescence
-therm
scorchingness
scorchio
thermically
thermoinducible
swelter
adiabatic
intumescent
sear
adiathermic
bake
parch
kinetic theory of heat
warm
cool down
burn off
I'm hot
pyroelectric effect
burn
mechanothermal
pyrogenic
sweltering
isocalorific
acrid
thermomolecular
hyperthermia
fever
ultraheat
white heat
nonshivering thermogenesis
ardor
thermoception
pyrochemical

English words for 'To cause an increase in temperature of (an object or space); to cause to become hot (often with "up").'

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