hots

As nouns the difference between hots and lots

is that hots is to have the "hots" for someone means to be physically attracted to them while lots is plural of lang=enCategory:English plurals.

As an adverb lots is

a great deal; greatly; very much; tons; loads; a lot.

As nouns the difference between hops and hots

is that hops is plural of lang=en while hots is to have the "hots" for someone means to be physically attracted to them.

As a verb hops

is third-person singular of hop.

As nouns the difference between rots and hots

is that rots is while hots is (slang) to have the "hots" for someone means to be physically attracted to them.

As nouns the difference between jots and hots

is that jots is while hots is (slang) to have the "hots" for someone means to be physically attracted to them.

As a verb jots

is (jot).

In slang|lang=en terms the difference between hots and hoss

is that hots is (slang) to have the "hots" for someone means to be physically attracted to them while hoss is (slang) a well-respected person.

As nouns the difference between hots and hoss

is that hots is (slang) to have the "hots" for someone means to be physically attracted to them while hoss is (us|slang|south) a horse.

As nouns the difference between hosts and hots

is that hosts is while hots is (slang) to have the "hots" for someone means to be physically attracted to them.

As nouns the difference between hoys and hots

is that hoys is while hots is (slang) to have the "hots" for someone means to be physically attracted to them.

As a verb hoys

is (hoy).

As a noun hots

is (slang) to have the "hots" for someone means to be physically attracted to them.

As a verb hos is

.

As nouns the difference between yots and hots

is that yots is while hots is (slang) to have the "hots" for someone means to be physically attracted to them.

As a verb yots

is (yot).

As a verb wots

is (wot).

As a noun hots is

(slang) to have the "hots" for someone means to be physically attracted to them.