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Also means the cops are coming. "Here comes the heat"

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noun
1.
the state of a body perceived as having or generating a relatively high degree of warmth.

2.
the condition or quality of being hot: the heat of an oven.

3.
the degree of hotness; temperature: moderate heat.
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–verb (used with object)
21.
to make hot or warm (often followed by up ).

22.
to excite emotionally; inflame or rouse with passion.


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–verb (used without object)
23.
to become hot or warm (often followed by up ).

24.
to become excited emotionally.
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25.
heat up, to increase or become more active or intense: Business competition will heat up toward the end of the year.



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Origin:
before 900; Middle English hete, Old English h?tu; akin to German Hitze; see hot

—Related forms
heat·a·ble, adjective

heat·ful, adjective

heat·less, adjective

heat·like, adjective

re·heat, verb


re·heat·a·ble, adjective

self-heat·ing, adjective

un·der·heat, verb (used with object)

un·heat·a·ble, adjective
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—Synonyms
2. hotness, warmth. 3. caloricity. 11. ardor, fervor, zeal, flush, fever, excitement, impetuosity. 22. stimulate, warm, stir, animate.



—Antonyms
1. coolness. 11. indifference. 21. cool.

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