By definition, a "hottie," is not in the dictionary; therefore, we shall define hot, and take hottie to be the noun form. Hot is an adjective meaning, "having or marked by great heat; higher in temperature than normal; highly spiced; characterized by warmth of emotion; and arousing excitement and attention."
             So what determines the difference between the indefinite meaning of a hottie and the possessive meaning of a hottie? Let's think, have you ever walked past a girl and felt your head turn, thinking, "Damn, she's hot!"? Well, obviously, we do the same for guys. Usually, a guy who is hot turns our heads for a second, and that one second only. On some occasions, a guy displays such hotness that he is later chosen as a conversation piece. Recall from Chapter 1 that saying, or thinking, that a guy is hot leaves no strings attached. We have no ultimate need for this male; he is merely a nice object to look at. This is what we define as the indefinite meaning of the word hottie. Proper use in a sentence includes, "Oh my gosh, did you catch Paul Walker in his latest flick? He sure is a hottie!" Please note usage of the article "a."
             Now, progressing onto the more personal meaning of the word: the possessive meaning of hottie. When does a boy become not just "a hottie" or "the hottie," but "my hottie" or "her hottie?" Let's consider a few factors. On an estimated 99.7% of females' "checklists" for what they look for in a male counterpart, there are five major sections.
             Part I covers appearance. This is obviously physical appearance, which includes eyes, hair, body, face, little blonde arm hairs, etc. This section also covers factors such as neatness, wellness of grooming, clothing and style, personal hygiene, facial hair, and posture. You get the point.
             Section II is similar, but consists of what is grouped together as athletic ability. This includes body tones (muscular build), athletic participation and achiev...