steaming

/ ˈstiːmɪŋ /

adjective

1. very hot
2. informal.
   angry
3. slang.
   drunk

noun

1. informal.
   robbery, esp of passengers in a railway carriage or bus, by a large gang of armed youths

Example Sentences

At nearby Cafe Noglish, owner Anne Britt, 56, is steaming milk to make a cappuccino.

From BBC

The chain was characterized by a logo that included a smiling Depression-era woman in an apron presenting a fresh platter of steaming vinyl.

From Los Angeles Times

And in an end-of-episode closer about the “Real Housewives of Santa Fe,” the sketch was more about steaming fajitas than the featured housewives.

From Los Angeles Times

The size of our equipment, such as tanks and steaming kettles, has been increased so that large quantities can be made.

From Salon

He’s as honest as Trump, as genuine as plastic and as appealing as a hot, steaming pile of Republican rhetoric.

From Salon