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hot or not 

website for people to either (1) post their picture to be judged on a scale of 1-10 based on personal attraction
(2) waste time while they should be studying for exams, giving all the hot people 1's and all the ugly people 10's, to even out self esteem in the world. excellent time waster.
i failed my exam because the night before i spent 2 hours on hotornot.com giving stuck up sloots 1's. damn it!
hot or not by Jane_Bond October 27, 2003
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hot or not 

Website for people with low self-esteem to post their pictures for other people to say they look pretty.
My hot or not rating is 9, im so cool!
hot or not by Spoiled May 12, 2003

hot or not 

A visual game where players guess whether the distant, blurry female walking down the street is either 'hot or not.'
Winners are decided once she passes on by and a final verdict is reached by the group of observing males.
Those poor souls who prematurely called 'HOT' — only to be met with a full-frontal street munter — are promptly mocked with a long, theatrical 'ahhhhhhhhhhhh' as the shame sets in."
Here dave! shut up a minute. "Hot or not"?
hot or not by Wildlife Brambler September 19, 2025

hotornot.com 

Formerly known as AmIHotOrNot.com

A web site where users post their picture and have other users rate it. Generally, the more skin shown, the higher the rating.

Hotornot.com is the epitome of human superficiality.
Damn there's some ugly bitches on hotornot.com!
hotornot.com by SpeedoMask January 14, 2007

hotornot 

A website where people post their picture for strangers to rate on a scale of 1 - 10. The highest marks tend to go to the white anglo-saxon women with dyed blonde hair, or any girl showing the least bit of tit.
I gave that girl a 3 on hotornot because she was Arabic.
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