Lottle

To like or do something way more than a little, even more than a lot.

by Chrithyyyyy October 27, 2017

“I’d like a lottle bit of ice cream please!”

by Interraptor April 1, 2020

Used in place of little, except means almost the opposite, with little meaning small and lottle meaning big

Emma: The life of Pi is religious right?
Max: A lottle bit yes

lottle

to be used when you want to fool someone into thinking you only like something a little but you really like it a lot

I only like him a lottle bit.

-How much do you like Harry Potter?
-Oh, just a lottle.

by Julia Flamashlama December 17, 2008

adjective

1. a lot of a little.

Used to modify the degree or quantity being indicated by the word little.

"That chick is a little weird."
"A little?"
"Nah... a lottle"

by Auguste Dupin March 20, 2010

by Quakerz January 7, 2015

the opposite of a little. someone will bring up how little you like a particular thing and you come back with this word

So you like dudes now?
not really just a little...
Yeah right! you like them a lottle!

by nigga Jay August 8, 2007