hotblood

noun

hot·blood | \ˈhät-ˌbləd

Definition of hotblood

1 : one that is hot-blooded especially : one having strong passions or a quick temper

2 : a strong-willed, spirited horse (such as a Thoroughbred or Arabian horse that is noted for its speed and agility

Examples of hotblood in a Sentence

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THEN: When tempers flared in early New Orleans and a simple apology just wasn't enough, hotbloods took to the field of honor to settle the dispute with swords or pistols. — NOLA.com, "En(d) garde!: The end of the dueling era in New Orleans' City Park," 28 July 2017

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