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That kind of fantasy gets certain people hot and bothered: Maybe we can get rid of democracy just by saying so!

That just seemed to make him more hot and bothered.

A couple of defeats in Euro 2024 warm-up �������t¶�� has got plenty of fans all hot and bothered over Scotland's prospects at Euro 2024.

Back in the 1850s the new study of thermodynamics—how, in part, temperature affects the way objects behave—had physicists hot and bothered.

On the one hand, it's easy to imagine dogs getting just as hot and bothered as people do - lashing out in the only way they know how.