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hothead in Finnish

hothead in Finnish is höyrypää, kuumakalle, kuumapää — hothead means someone who loses their temper easily or is quick to pick a fight.

hothead in Finnish

höyrypää
noun
(pejorative) One who angers easily or goes in search of arguments or fights.
kuumakalle
noun
(pejorative) One who angers easily or goes in search of arguments or fights.
kuumapää
noun
(pejorative) One who angers easily or goes in search of arguments or fights.

What does "hothead" mean?

  1. noun Someone who loses their temper easily or is quick to pick a fight.
    "The coach benched the hothead after his third shouting match with the referee."
  2. noun Someone who acts on impulse without stopping to think it through.
    "A hothead like him will make a snap decision he later regrets."
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hothead in a sentence

  • The coach benched the hothead after his third shouting match with the referee.
  • Don't let that hothead provoke you into an argument.
  • A hothead like him will make a snap decision he later regrets.

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What is "hothead" in Finnish?

"hothead" in Finnish is höyrypää, kuumakalle, kuumapää. hothead means: Someone who loses their temper easily or is quick to pick a fight.

How do you use "hothead" in a sentence?

Example: "The coach benched the hothead after his third shouting match with the referee." In Finnish, "hothead" is höyrypää, kuumakalle, kuumapää.

Are there other ways to say "hothead" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "hothead": höyrypää, kuumakalle, kuumapää.

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