English to Afrikaans Meaning of hottie - hottie

Hottie :
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Definitions of hottie in English
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(1) The sound of twigs cracking echoed around her and the next thing she knew, she was flat on her back with the young hottie on top of her.(2) a former high school hottie who married a prom queen(3) That and the fact that Jimmy Stewart was a serious hottie in his younger years…(4) I cast looks at the young boys and decided Kai would have been quite the hottie in high school.(5) A man with a babe on his arm, explains founder Shane Forbes, is more likely to attract other hotties .(6) Imagine, the first thing you see is the fruit counter, where high school hotties are busying themselves arranging the bananas.(7) As the camera flitted here and there, I noticed many, many hotties .(8) An unwanted actor who had been shamefully tossed aside by Hollywood was simply at the mercy of these young hotties .(9) I know this makes for a great pick-up line with the young hotties but, hormonally, both genders reach their sexual peak in the late teens/early 20s.(10) No sociobiologist would claim that men are ‘within their rights’ to pursue young hotties .(11) Don't just sit there while the girls' softball team attracts all the hotties to their lunch table.
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Hey. How's my little astronauttie hottie?

Hey. How's my little astronauttie HOTTIE?

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 3

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