hot on

Adjective

Meaning

(informal, idiomatic) Enthusiastic for.
He is hot on white-water rafting.

(informal, idiomatic) Knowledgeable about.
He is hot on Anglo-Saxon history.

(informal, idiomatic) Skilled at.
He is hot on mental arithmetic.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Examples

’s new reality show hot on the heels of Love Is Blind, has dropped and is ready to binge at your pleasure. Source: Internet

The Lynn Babe Ruth 13s remained unbeaten in the newly established “COVID Games” Thursday night, coming out hot on offense to take down Methuen, 12-8, in a pool play game at Clancy Field. Source: Internet

Half Lives: The First Luisa Rey Mystery, follows the footsteps of a headstrong young journalist hot on the trail of a destructive corporate conspiracy. Source: Internet

But UBS reclaimed the bragging rights this year, with victory coming hot on the heels of being ranked top pan-European brokerage for trading and execution in the 2017 Extel survey. Source: Internet

Bounty hunters, including Dawg (rhymes with God) said in Hawaii he was hot on the trail of the culprit and only needed $100,000 up-front from the United REALLY REALLY Concerned Citizens and Residents to nab the culprit. Source: Internet

Bad design is on the lam and Warm Gun is hot on its tail. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

hot off the press hot off the presses hot off the production line hot on someone's heels hot on the trail hot oven