zeal; enthusiasm; ardor; ardour
becoming red hot; red heat; scorching heat; running high (of emotions); burning (with passion, enthusiasm, etc.)
heating; application of heat
passion; enthusiasm; zeal
radiant heat; photothermal
having a crush on someone; flushing
love passionately; ardent love; devotion
extreme passion; wild enthusiasm
white heat; incandescence; becoming excited; getting heated (e.g. of a discussion); reaching a climax
generation of heat; (attack of) fever; pyrexia
impassioned speech; fervent speech
teething fever; developmental fever; fever that brings with it an intellectual or psycho-developmental growth spurt
geothermal energy; terrestrial heat
cold and heat; chills and fever
keeping the head cool and feet warm
quantity of heat (e.g. in calories, BTU, etc.); heat value; calorific value; (degree of) enthusiasm; zeal; passion
to be delirious with fever; to have a feverish dream; (fig.) to be crazy about something
to become keen on; to get passionate about
heated (e.g. debate); passionate
superheating; overheating
to become enthusiastic; to have a crush (on); to lose one's head (to); to become earnest
waste heat; remaining heat; residual heat
to lose interest (in); to grow less enthusiastic
to check someone's temperature
geothermal energy; terrestrial heat
thermal runaway; overheating
medicine for reducing fever; antifebrile; antipyretic; febrifuge
thermal energy; heat energy
remaining heat; waste heat
tertian malaria (causing a fever that recurs every second day)
coldness and hotness; cooling and heating; indifference and enthusiasm; prosperity and decline; cold energy (e.g. in power generation)
the heat of food just after cooking
degree of heat; temperature; enthusiasm
preheat (oven, etc.); warm up (engine, etc.)
vaporization heat; vaporisation heat
heat death (i.e. of the universe)
miliary fever; (English) sweating sickness; sweating disease; polyhidrosis; polyidrosis; sudor anglicus
theory of heat; thermal science; thermology
pharyngoconjunctival fever
heat-sensitive paper; thermal paper
being lowered (of a fever)
Malta fever (variety of brucellosis caused by the bacteria Brucella melitensis)
law of thermodynamics; laws of thermodynamics
pharyngoconjunctival fever
pyrolysis; thermolysis; thermal decomposition; thermal cracking
religious fervour; religious enthusiasm
warm (esp. from the fever of a sick person); hot; stuffy
baseball fever; enthusiasm for baseball
thermal fatigue (e.g. in structures); heat exhaustion
heat recovery; thermal recycling
Rocky Mountain spotted fever
hay fever; pollinosis (allergy to pollen)
hardener (catalyst in hardening thermosetting materials)
thermal expansion coefficient
mononucleosis; glandular fever
heat of neutralization (neutralisation)
Izumi fever (resembles scarlet fever)
heat sensitizer; heat sensitiser
cold political relations but hot economic relations (often said about China-Japan relations)
thermal wax transfer printer
heat fixing; heat setting
residual heat removal; RHR
potential heat; residual heat
thermophilic bacteria; thermophile
thermophile; thermophilic bacteria