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Meanings of hotheaded in English

Characterized by undue haste and lack of thought or deliberation; (`brainish' is archaic)

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Quickly aroused to anger.

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Usage of hotheaded in English
1
The hotheaded youth was now very close to being angry in earnest.
The Grammar School Boys in Summer Athletics
2
True, he was hotheaded, like all of us, but-tocome to this.
The Oracle Glass
3
He is young, and hotheaded, and he is the emperor, after all.
The White Princess
4
And it would take more than this hotheaded punk to stop him.
The soul catcher
5
Methinks he has grown less hotheaded after that spell in the Tower!
The lady elizabeth
6
That's what might work on the judge, not hotheaded and indignant.
For the love of mike
7
The elders offer to hotheaded youth the benefit of their experience.
The Jewel City
8
I felt like I was in the middle of some hotheaded family feud.
Wiseguy
9
Bryan was hotheaded and brave, but he was not a fool.
Summers at Castle Auburn
10
It was a hotheaded idiot, and he wanted rid of it.
Imajica: Complete Edition
11
What if he does something hotheaded and the octospiders withdraw our food and water?
The Complete Rama Omnibus
12
The idea of being a slightly hotheaded man of the earth appeals to me.
Wired
13
Audrey said Barbara was hotheaded and thought Merril was a joke of a man.
Escape
14
If Loial was a hotheaded Ogier, he could imagine what most Ogier were like.
To the blight: the eye of the world
15
He is the type of an honest, straightforward, hotheaded, but narrow and uncompromising man.
Letters of Anton Chekhov to His Family and Friends
16
A brave, self-willed, hotheaded, turbulent people, they were going to have their fight out.
George Washington, Volume II
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