overheat
/ˌoʊvərˈhiːt/Definitions
1. verb
to become or cause to become too hot, especially as a result of excessive heat or friction
“The engine was prone to overheat during long trips.”
2. noun
a state of becoming too hot, especially as a result of excessive heat or friction
“The car’s system alerted the driver to the overheating engine.”
3. verb
to rise or be raised in temperature, especially as a result of excessive heat or friction
“The thermometer started to overheat in the scorching desert sun.”