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

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

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

Lottle

A little but a lot

I like you a lottle

by Mrs.Right1326 September 6, 2019

Lottle

Adj; the act of liking something a lot but cutely down playing it to a little.

John loves Rachel a lottle.

Doug misses his girlfriend a lottle.

by Funkmaster28 May 1, 2014

Lottle

(Adjective)
Seems like a little, but actually a lot.

"Hey, you wanna study History together?"
"But we're in different classes."
"Doesn't matter, theres a lottle stuff in common."

by CC-Milk June 5, 2009