The word "hothead" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is impulsive, quick to become angry, or who acts without thinking. Example sentence: "My brother's a bit of a hothead; he never thinks before he speaks."
Can it be that at 67, the hothead in the vanilla suit and riverboat-gambler's hat has actually lost his touch?In this section Atlanta burnt again The age of innocence The word made flesh But who plays the typewriter?
"These were militant young strippers," says a union representative.In this section For and against the foreign-born Weldless The naked truth The Alamo, again Mark Neumann, Republican hothead Chopping up America's power Adjutants or accountants?
Indians have the least proportion of welfare dependence of the major immigrant groups and 29% have a graduate or professional degree.In this section For and against the foreign-born Weldless The naked truth The Alamo, again Mark Neumann, Republican hothead Chopping up America's power Adjutants or accountants?
"Let's put it this way," said the Reeves County sheriff's office, "they were not short of fully-automatic weapons".In this section For and against the foreign-born Weldless The naked truth The Alamo, again Mark Neumann, Republican hothead Chopping up America's power Adjutants or accountants?
Cross-country co-operation For and against the foreign-born Weldless The naked truth The Alamo, again Mark Neumann, Republican hothead ReprintsThe NRECA is a powerful lobby.
However, several Street-watchers think Mr Langone is a hothead.
Tata eventually left for Gujarat.This thoughtful, flexible politician hardly resembled the young hothead who first stood for election, in 1946.
The protesters appear to have no demands other than restoring the flag, though one hothead has called for a return to direct rule from Westminster in effect, tearing up the country's fragile peace.
If the leaders showed signs of going soft on the deficit or taxes, a freshman rebellion would stiffen their collective spine.In this section Weldless The naked truth The Alamo, again Mark Neumann, Republican hothead Chopping up America's power Adjutants or accountants?
But for all of Russia's talk of "blood on the streets", the president did not play his appointed role as a hothead.
The more full-blooded form of competition now under discussion would let individual consumers choose between competing suppliers.In this section The Alamo, again Mark Neumann, Republican hothead Chopping up America's power Adjutants or accountants?
