Are you feeling hot because my lingerie is cool?
What is the speaker asking here? Is the speaker offering advice to someone? Or, perhaps the speaker is asking a question about the cause of a person’s condition.
Are you feeling hot because my lingerie is cool?
What is the speaker asking here? Is the speaker offering advice to someone? Or, perhaps the speaker is asking a question about the cause of a person’s condition.
In this case you are thinking about "hot" and "cool" in their normal definitions relating to temperature.
You should recognize that this is not the intent of the sentence. A slang meaning should be applied to "hot" and "cool"
Hot
In this context you are referring to sexual excitement.
Another slang meaning relates to "superior"
eg. He thinks he is so hot, but he isn't really!
Cool
In this context being cool means looking fashionable, even sexy because of the garment that it refers to.
Another slang meaning would be "calm" "not excitable"
eg. This business man is very cool when he is in a difficult negotiation.
Conclusion
This sentence could be written this way without the use of slang
Are you excited because my lingerie is so sexy?
This is a woman talking because men don't wear "lingerie". She is flirting with probably a man but it could be a woman too, depending on her sexual persuasion.