hottie

[ hot-ee ]

noun

, Slang.

1. a sexually attractive person.

hottie

/ ˈhɒtɪ /

noun

1. a sexually attractive person
2. a hot-water bottle

Word History and Origins

Origin of hottie¹

1990–95; hot + -ie

Example Sentences

As a character, Kya is so many fantasies rolled into one—a prickly, wholly self-sufficient being who’s still magnetic enough to attract a classic country hottie—that you’d think she couldn’t possibly fail, either on the page or in a movie.

From Time

A blue jeans-wearing, cowboy hat-sporting hottie picking you up from the train and taking you to a divorce ranch, of course.

From Ozy

John F. Kennedy wasn't just our 35th President—he was also a bona fide hottie.

From The Daily Beast

Twilight is only popular, cuz, like Taylor Lautner is a hottie!

From The Daily Beast

You want a wine with a good back story, so you can impress that hottie in the LBD standing awkwardly beneath the mistletoe.

From The Daily Beast

Part right-wing hottie, part sensitive movie star, read the best tweets from the Paul Ryan Gosling mashup.

From The Daily Beast

I ain't at a bar to get drunk alone," the spoken words admit, "I'm gonna take a hottie home.

From The Daily Beast