overheated

/ˌoʊvərˈhitɪd/
adjective
  1. Made too hot, beyond a comfortable or safe temperature.
    • The car's engine was overheated after the long drive up the mountain.
    • The overheated room made it hard to concentrate on the exam.
    • She touched the overheated radiator and burned her finger.
  2. In a state of extreme excitement, anger, or tension.
    • An overheated stock market can lead to a sudden crash.
    • The debate became overheated when both sides started shouting.
    • His overheated emotions caused him to say things he later regretted.
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verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of overheat: to have become too hot.
    • They overheated the soup by leaving it on the stove too long.
    • The crowd overheated in the sun and several people fainted.
    • The laptop overheated and shut down automatically.