Terms for "hot" people that make you giggle

oregonzoo
oregonzoo Posts: 4,251 Member
edited 4:58AM in Chit-Chat
"fine" this one has always seemed goofy to me.
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  • crickysue
    crickysue Posts: 67
    Foxy
  • oregonzoo
    oregonzoo Posts: 4,251 Member
    Foxy

    Once somebody called me a "stone cold fox" I looked at him like "wtf dude"
  • MissingMinnesota
    MissingMinnesota Posts: 7,486 Member
    stud muffin
  • Beezil
    Beezil Posts: 1,677 Member
    Man cake, beef cake, piece of *kitten*, sexy beast, tall drink of water... I can't remember any more right now. lol.
  • thebaconbeast
    thebaconbeast Posts: 560 Member
    In England some people say "peng" And it makes me think of penguins.
  • Becoming_A_Butterfly
    Becoming_A_Butterfly Posts: 2,534 Member
    A woman once called my boyfriend "a good-looking Mountain Dew". That was by far the funniest term I have ever heard.
  • k8blujay2
    k8blujay2 Posts: 4,941 Member
    Foxy

    My mom will say "fox" or "foxy" and I just look at her like she grew an extra head...

    Otherwise "all that" (and a bag of chips).
  • Meg_78
    Meg_78 Posts: 998 Member
    "Fit" Its a UK term mostly I believe and "Bit of alright" (Which I love, cause I think it's hilarious!) Which Might be more Aussie.
  • imogenjade
    imogenjade Posts: 131
    stud muffin and dish make me cringe
  • framingsammie
    framingsammie Posts: 144 Member
    In England some people say "peng" And it makes me think of penguins.

    ^
  • theblackbirdtree
    theblackbirdtree Posts: 168
    Mama jama. :laugh:
  • ANB22
    ANB22 Posts: 64
    "Fit" Its a UK term mostly I believe and "Bit of alright" (Which I love, cause I think it's hilarious!) Which Might be more Aussie.

    LMAO @ a bit of alright
  • capabledesire
    capabledesire Posts: 60
    Channing
  • BaDaSsBrUnEtTe
    BaDaSsBrUnEtTe Posts: 518 Member
    being called a fox or foxy....lol
  • KimInsanityP
    KimInsanityP Posts: 97
    HEAVENLY!
  • spicypepper
    spicypepper Posts: 1,016 Member
    A cool drink of water

    It's a southern thing and it makes me giggle all the time.
  • LelliAmi
    LelliAmi Posts: 327 Member
    I can't stand when people refer to good looking people as "Gorge" as in short for gorgeous. To me, gorging is when you eat too much, so you'd better be talking about a really big guy/girl when you say it, or else....
  • BaDaSsBrUnEtTe
    BaDaSsBrUnEtTe Posts: 518 Member
    Mama jama. :laugh:

    i was just going to say bad mama jama
  • bluebird321
    bluebird321 Posts: 733 Member
    "Brick ****house".
  • AliceKlaar
    AliceKlaar Posts: 275 Member
    "Fit" Its a UK term mostly I believe and "Bit of alright" (Which I love, cause I think it's hilarious!) Which Might be more Aussie.

    Yep, I'm English and tend to use these two most often. And "I'd tap it" always makes me giggle :-)
  • lporter229
    lporter229 Posts: 4,907 Member
    Calling a woman a "brick s**house". In what universe is that even remotely flattering?
  • 2012asv
    2012asv Posts: 702 Member
    "smart"....not referring to intellect.
  • ladyfox1979
    ladyfox1979 Posts: 405 Member
    In my native tongue which is Igbo.. one of the many languages spoken in Nigeria, West Africa for those who don't know we say "iyanga(e-yan-ga)"
  • Il_DaniD_lI
    Il_DaniD_lI Posts: 1,593 Member
    "hot little number"
  • Krizzo87
    Krizzo87 Posts: 14,186 Member
    hunk.....sounds so stupid to me! LOL :tongue:
  • aliann30
    aliann30 Posts: 291 Member
    I never got the "PHAT" trend...it got really annoying, really quickly...(i.e. "I'm so fattt!!!! ..and by that I mean PRETTY HOT AND TEMPTING!!!!") shut up! :noway:
  • FadedFreckles
    FadedFreckles Posts: 81 Member
    When Australians say spunky it does not mean the same thing to a Brit!
  • Meg_78
    Meg_78 Posts: 998 Member
    "Fit" Its a UK term mostly I believe and "Bit of alright" (Which I love, cause I think it's hilarious!) Which Might be more Aussie.

    Yep, I'm English and tend to use these two most often. And "I'd tap it" always makes me giggle :-)

    A bit off topic, but "On the pull" and "On the horn" Are more classic English terms that I love! :heart:
  • foodfight247
    foodfight247 Posts: 767 Member
    I'm in the UK and I use Brick S**t House to refer to someone as being very muscular / big boned - Bouncer like. LOL!

    Maybe I've been using it in the wrong context all these years. I wouldn't use it to say someone is Hot.

    Personally, I'd say they were Fit, Bit of Alright, or just simply Hot. Perhaps even Stud.

    What about Hubba Hubba! LOL!
  • fatgirlslove
    fatgirlslove Posts: 614 Member
    Beef Cake haha lol
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