hottie

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hottie¹

  • /ˈhɒti/ UK
  • /ˈhɔtɪj/ British, Southern, Standard
  • /ˈhɔti/ US
  • [ˈhɔɾi] US
  • /ˈhɑti/ US, cot caught merger
  • [ˈhɑɾi] US, cot caught merger
  • /ˈhɔti/ Australia
  • /ˈhɔte/ Scotland

Sounds like haughty (cot–caught merger) · Rhymes with -ɒti

Where it comes from

From hot + -ie. Sense “stolen vehicle” perhaps from hot-wired.

noun hotties · hotty

  1. Australia, New Zealand, archaic, slang Synonym of hotshot.

    Similar: hotshot

  2. slang A physically or sexually attractive person. You guys are pathetic. I'm gonna find myself a little hottie.

    Similar: fittie

  3. New Zealand, informal A hot water bottle.

Hottie²

Where it comes from

See hottie.

noun Hotties

  1. slang A fan of American rapper and songwriter Megan Thee Stallion (Megan Jovon Ruth Pete; born 1995). For the most part, the response on social media has been somewhere along the negative, echoing the same sentiment that Hotties worldwide adopted when Meg was in a relationship with Moneybagg Yo.

Thesaurus

Closest in meaning: barrel, fodder, hot, cannonball, gun, cannon, bombshell, bomb, nuke, foxy, knockout, muzzle, sexy, canon, sexier, shottie

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noun slang: sexually attractive person

Españolbombón, bellezón, pibón
한국어퀸카 kwinka
Portuguêsgostoso, gostosa, pedaço
Françaisbombe
Deutschheißer Feger
Italianognocca
Русскийкраса́вчик krasávčik, краса́вец krasávec, красо́тка krasótka, краса́вица krasávica, пре́лесть prélestʹ, мила́шка miláška
עבריתחתיך ḥatikh, חתיכה ḥatikha

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@misc{hottie_2026,
  title = {hottie},
  howpublished = {Wiktionary, via Micwyn},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://micwyn.com/word/hottie},
  urldate = {2026-11-06}
}