hotdays

noun
UK /ˈhɒt.deɪz/
US /ˈhɑːt.deɪz/

Hotdays are days when the weather is very warm and the sun feels strong.

We drank lots of water during the hotdays of summer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Periods of unusually high temperature that last for several days.

The forecast warned of hotdays ahead, so we stayed indoors.

3. Times that feel intense, busy, or stressful, like a hot day.

The final week of the project was full of hotdays for the whole team.

4. Days marked by strong passion or excitement.

Their early romance had many hotdays of laughter and adventure.