"hot check" meaning in All languages combined

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        "A check with non-sufficient funds (not enough money in the bank to back it up), written fraudulently."
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          "sense": "check with insufficient funds, written fraudulently",
          "word": "bad check"
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        {
          "sense": "check with insufficient funds, written fraudulently",
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          "sense": "check with insufficient funds, written fraudulently",
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        "(US, Texas) A check with non-sufficient funds (not enough money in the bank to back it up), written fraudulently."
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      "sense": "check with insufficient funds, written fraudulently",
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      "sense": "check with insufficient funds, written fraudulently",
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