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heatness 

The condition of "thick feeling" heat in a small place that you have to enter; also an exclamation of the same when experiencing it.
When it's very hot outside and your car has been shut up all day, and you open it for the first time to get in and the temperature takes your breath away - that first blast of heat escaping is "heatness".
heatness by jmk123 February 3, 2010
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Heatness 

Heatness is a plural of heat expressing the amount of heat excreted by something such as an object or living thing.
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Heatness 

friend 1: hey its really hot today.
Friend 2: yeah, it's because of the heatness.
Heatness by Roo-bee July 13, 2022
The intense, oppressive feeling of heat in a space. Often used to blend the physical energy of heat with the descriptive quality of hotness.
The heatness in the office was unbearable.

Heatnees 

Heatnees is a word that defines the heat its were the heat and the humidity are a high number so they creat a heat wave
Wow the heatnees is really bad today
Heatnees by Alexis day August 4, 2021

Headness 

A state of being fucked in the head or a dick in the ear your choice
Man that girl has some headness issues
Headness by Ag3sins March 8, 2024
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