hot-making
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hot-making (comparative more hot-making, superlative most hot-making)
- (dated) embarrassing
- 1934, James Agate, First Nights, page 26:
- "Now gather, and surmise," said Polonius. The reader will have to do his own gathering and surmising in connection with this, to use the current phrase, hot-making play.