"hot moves" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in spoken and written English.
It is often used informally to describe someone's impressive or alluring dance moves, but it can also be used more broadly to describe any type of skillful or successful actions. Example: "The dancers at the club had some seriously hot moves that had everyone on the dance floor in awe."
Mr. Foldy had some success in the 1980s with a "Porky's -type movie he wrote called "Hot Moves".
He pulls some hot moves in solos, strumming chords and making repeated patterns, almost like a kora player.
The 1996 album reworked bossa nova; the two-CD "Red Hot + Rio 2: Nova Tropicália" (eOne/Red Hot) moves into tropicália, the rebelliously eclectic and downright nutty Brazilian spin on psychedelia.
Don't get too sexy before you show off your hot moves.
But I do think it can be a radical, empowering and -- let's face it -- hot move and, what's more, the sooner we start to open up about our sexuality, our sex lives and our bodies, the sooner we stop being held hostage to the hackers -- literal and figurative -- who want to use us -- literally and figuratively -- against ourselves and each other.
With the spoon still hot, move the back of it over the blotting paper, on top of the wax.
What is, is how they are able to begin at an improbable fever pitch and then keep growing hotter, moving imaginatively forward when you think they have reached a dead end.
He supposed that stars began as diffuse red giants in the upper right corner of his diagram, became hotter (moving to the left) and eventually became denser, cooler and fainter as they moved down the diagonal line marked by the majority of stars on the "Russell diagram".
But if you dream of being a science journalist, entering a competition could be the hottest move you ever make.
As the sun travels across the sky, the hot spot moves across the photo paper burning brown lines and cutting through the surface like a welder's torch slicing through steel.
The hot torus moves slowly outward and then ever more rapidly until reconnection releases the ions down the tail.
