Is a hot a noun?

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No, hot is an adjective. Hotness is the noun form.

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What is the noun of hot?
The noun of hot is hotness or heat depending on the context.
Is hot a noun?
Yes, hot is a noun, it could also be an adjective or an adverb. Example uses: Noun: You always know what is hot and what is not.Adjective: I would like some hot coffee.Adverb: Toast is at it's best...
What is the noun form for the word hot?
Heat? If you meant sexy for this word 'hot', I have no idea... Sorry, if i can't help you...
What is an abstract noun of hot?
Heat!
Is the word hot a noun?
nope, an adjective it isn't a noun because a noun is a person place or thing, and an adjective is a describing word, there for the word hot is an adjective.