| HOTTIE | • hottie n. (Slang, Australia, New Zealand, now rare) Synonym of hotshot. • hottie n. (Slang, originally Australia) A physically or sexually attractive person. • hottie n. (Informal, originally Australia, New Zealand) A hot water bottle. |
| HOTTIES | • hotties n. Plural of hottie. • hotties n. Plural of hotty. • Hotties n. Plural of Hottie. |
| HOTTING | • hotting n. (Britain) riding in a high-performance stolen car, especially as a form of display. • hotting v. Present participle of hot. • HOTTING n. attempting stunts in stolen powerful cars. |
| HOTTISH | • hottish adj. Somewhat hot. • HOTTISH adj. somewhat hot. |
| HOTTINGS | • HOTTING n. attempting stunts in stolen powerful cars. |
| SHOTTING | • shotting v. Present participle of shot. • SHOT v. to load with small pellets. |
| UNSHOTTING | • unshotting v. Present participle of unshot. • UNSHOT v. to remove shot from. |
| POTSHOTTING | • potshotting v. Present participle of potshot. • POTSHOTTING n. the act of taking a potshot. |
| SCHOTTISCHE | • schottische n. A partnered country dance of Bohemian origin. • schottische n. A piece of music accompanying this dance. • SCHOTTISCHE n. (German) an old polka-like round dance. |
| MAILSHOTTING | • mailshotting v. Present participle of mailshot. • MAILSHOT v. to send unsolicited items by post. |
| POTSHOTTINGS | • POTSHOTTING n. the act of taking a potshot. |
| SCHOTTISCHES | • schottisches n. Plural of schottische. • schottisches n. Plural of schottisch. • SCHOTTISCHE n. (German) an old polka-like round dance. |
| SNAPSHOTTING | • snapshotting v. Present participle of snapshot. • SNAPSHOT v. to photograph informally and quickly. |
| SCREENSHOTTING | • screenshotting v. Present participle of screenshot. • SCREENSHOT v. to take a print of the contents of a computer screen. |