hotted

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb hotted is

(hot).

As verbs the difference between heated and hotted

is that heated is (heat) while hotted is (hot).

As an adjective heated

is very agitated, angry or impassioned.

As verbs the difference between hotted and hotter

is that hotted is (hot) while hotter is (uk|dialect|north england|dated) to vibrate; to rattle.

As an adjective hotter is

(hot).

As a noun hotter is

(uk|slang) one who steals a vehicle in order to joyride.

As verbs the difference between hotted and hitted

is that hotted is past tense of hot while hitted is past tense of hit.

As verbs the difference between hosted and hotted

is that hosted is (host) while hotted is (hot).

As verbs the difference between hotted and rotted

is that hotted is (hot) while rotted is (rot).

As an adjective rotted is

destroyed or damaged by rot.

As verbs the difference between hooted and hotted

is that hooted is past participle of hoot while hotted is past tense of hot.

As an adjective sotted

is stupefied, especially with liquor.

As a verb hotted is

(hot).

As verbs the difference between hotted and lotted

is that hotted is (hot) while lotted is (lot).

As an adjective lotted is

apportioned or decided by lot; allotted.

As verbs the difference between photted and hotted

is that photted is past tense of phot while hotted is past tense of hot.