1. Degree of heat at which a body becomes white; state of mind in which the feelings are raised to, and work at, an intense pitch, or are, as it were, all aglow.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• qhite heat,
• ahite heat,
• shite heat,
• ehite heat,
• 3hite heat,
• 2hite heat,
• wgite heat,
• wbite heat,
• wnite heat,
• wjite heat,
• wuite heat,
• wyite heat,
• whute heat,
• whjte heat,
• whkte heat,
• whote heat,
• wh9te heat,
• wh8te heat,
• whire heat,
• whife heat

The adjective form of "white heat" is "white-hot".

The plural form of "white heat" remains the same as it is an uncountable noun.

The singular form of the word "white heat" is "white heat". It does not change in the singular form.