hottie

English

Etymology

hot +‎ -ie

Pronunciation

(UK) IPA^(key): /ˈhɒ.ti/
(US) IPA^(key): /ˈhä.ɾi/
Homophone: haughty (in accents with the cot-caught merger)
Rhymes: -ɒti

Noun

hottie (plural hotties)

(informal) a hot water bottle
(slang) a physically or sexually attractive person

Translations

informal: hot-water bottle — see hot water bottle

slang: sexually attractive person

Dutch: stuk (nl) n, knapperd (nl) m
Finnish: kuuma pakkaus, kuumis (fi), hottis (fi)
Hebrew: חתיך‎ (he) m (ḥatich), חתיכה‎ (he) f (ḥaticha)
Macedonian: риба f (ríba), пичка f (píčka) (vulgar; of females)

Polish: ciacho (pl) n (male)
Portuguese: gostoso (pt) m, gostosa (pt) f, pedaço (pt) m (colloquial)
Russian: краса́вчик (ru) m (krasávčik) (male), краса́вец (ru) m (krasávec) (male), красо́тка (ru) f (krasótka) (female), краса́вица (ru) f (krasávica) (female), пре́лесть (ru) f (prélestʹ) (any gender), мила́шка (ru) f (miláška) (female), ду́шечка (ru) f (dúšečka) (female)
Swedish: snygging (sv) c, goding (sv) c, läckerbit c

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