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 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 21, 2008

lottle

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

A lottle

It's like a little, but a lot

I love you a lottle

by Quakerz January 7, 2015

a lottle

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 20, 2007