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 …showed first 75 words of 675 total…

…showed last 75 words of 675 total…knows, his Section I rating may not even be especially high, but what goes into the other four sections makes up for it so dearly, that Section I rises naturally. For what is hot about the possessive hottie? Not only his body, but also his heart. For what lies within him is able to "provoke excitement," as Webster requests of a "hot" object. This is the difference between not just "a hottie," but "my hottie."