Noun
a reckless impetuous irresponsible person
a belligerent grouch
Source: WordNetEgyptian wisdom texts contrast the character of the ideal person with the opposite type—the calm and sensible "Silent One" and the impulsive, disruptive "Hothead"—and one description of these two characters calls them the Horus-type and the Set-type. Source: Internet
Hercules must match wits with Grecian beauty Meg and a comical hothead named Hades, who plans to take over the Universe. Source: Internet
Newsom's thugs like Phil Ginsburg and Nathan Ballard, in concert with the San Francisco Chronicle, have been doing everything they can to smear Peskin and make him look like an unstable little hothead, so he gave them a little gift in return. Source: Internet
Nick Kyrgios was up 5-3 in the first set against Alexander Zverev, fellow member of men’s tennis’s new guard, when the sport’s favorite hothead hit an unusual, in-character approach shot. Source: Internet
Then a crew of convicts arrives to build a road and Libby is fascinated by the strangers, especially a good-looking hothead named Barry (Dane Clark). Source: Internet
It was observed in mutations of the HOTHEAD gene. Source: Internet