hottie

American  

[hot-ee] / ˈhɒt i /

noun

Slang.

1. a sexually attractive person.

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hottie British  

/ ˈhɒtɪ /

noun

1. a sexually attractive person

2. a hot-water bottle

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Etymology

Origin of hottie

1990–95; hot + -ie

Example Sentences

Those offerings feature at least a few celebrity options, which include spending a Sunday with Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, “learning to throw the perfect spiral” or an anime-intensive encounter called “Become an Otaku Hottie with Megan Thee Stallion.”

From Los Angeles Times

She is the consummate cool girl: 33 years old, both a total hottie and a total tomboy, unable to do things like make a real meal or read a book.

From New York Times

“Hey Hotties! Let’s make one thing clear: When it comes to voting, being a Hot Girl is a state of mind. Everyone is a hottie — as long as they’re willing to use their voice and their vote,” advises the public outreach, which was released Tuesday by NextGen America, a national organization focused on motivating — and registering — potential young voters.

From Washington Times

In March 2022, to coincide with the release of her single “Sweetest Pie,” Megan partnered with the nationwide delivery service Goldbelly to release her own dessert, Megan’s H-Town Hottie Pie — a “rich and gooey” pie packed with pretzels, coconut, pecans and butterscotch chips.

From Los Angeles Times

"Discovery" supposedly fails Gene Roddenberry's original directive by being too dark, aggressive and grim; "Picard," in its first season, introduces a space elf reminiscent of "Lord of the Rings" hottie Legolas.

From Salon