Lottle

It's like a little but a lot.

I like you a "lottle".

by Syd.the.squid December 18, 2015

lottle

Pronounciation: \lät\el\
Function: Noun
Etymology: Jonnyspeak, from Old English 'hlot', Modern English 'lot'
Date: Late 2007/Early 2008

1. More than a considerable quantity or extent <a lottle love>

e.g. I love you a lottle.

by Melissa Lovka March 3, 2008

Lottle

A lot but not too much

There is a lottle snow outside.

by Aiimee Brookes & Sofi Asquith February 6, 2009

Lottle

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

Tutti Frutti ice cream is my favorite, I like it a lottle!

by Chrithyyyyy October 28, 2017

Lottle

More than a little, but less than a lot

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

by Interraptor April 1, 2020

Lottle

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

by Conquerer of Maxtown October 9, 2008

lottle

To like something but to be unsure if you like it a little or a lot so you like it a lottle.

How much do like him?
A lottle.

by hentai_is_LIFE April 7, 2015