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Feel The Heat

What it means

Come under real pressure, from people watching, deadlines closing in, or someone asking hard questions.

Where it comes from

Heat has meant police attention in American slang since at least the 1920s, and pressure of any kind alongside it. The kitchen version, if you cannot stand the heat, is usually attributed to Harry Truman.

The puzzle it came from

Feel The Heat was the answer to the Phrasicle of September 19, 2026. The clue read ____ the ____, and the words came out of a grid where every neighbouring pair makes a two-word phrase.

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Phrasicle: Feel The Heat

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