hotski

English

Etymology

From hot +‎ -ski.

Adjective

hotski (comparative more hotski, superlative most hotski)

1. (informal) Hot.
   • 2002, Andy Schell, My Best Man, Kensington Books, page 148:

     It's a beautiful relationship. I look down, past the bulge in his shorts; his legs are shaved. Hotski wow-wow. This big moose, with biceps and a tattoo, shaves his legs. It's a mixture of feminine and masculine that sends me through the roof.

   • 2011, Chris Jericho (quoting Hulk Hogan), Undisputed: How to Become the World Champion in 1,372 Easy Steps, Hachette Digital, Inc., page [1]

     When I was breaking into Hollywood, Stallone, Schwarzenegger, Van Damme, Seagal were all really hotski. There was no room for another action hero and I was a victim of the numbers

   • 2012, Lydia Zola, China on the Threshold of World War II, Dorrance Publishing, page 51:

     “Good morning, Colonel,” greeted Bill. “How are you? Not so hotski, I bet."

Anagrams

• kothis