hot to trot
UK/ˌhɒt.tʊ.ˈtɹɒt/
hot to trot adjective: eager to begin; anxious to get going.
Adjective
hot to trot
- Eager to begin; anxious to get going.
- At the moment, Justice Department lawyers are cool to the idea. "We're not hot to trot on this thing," says one Justice official.1986 May 19, James Kelly, “Shifting the Attack on Leaks”, in Time
- Synonyms:
- champing at the bit
- Eager for sexual activity.
- She's nowhere close to relinquishing her crown as the queen of dance-pop—or abandoning her favorite role as pop music's most hot-to-trot coquette.2008 April 25, Jim DeRogatis, “Madonna reigns supreme with tasty 'Hard Candy'”, in Chicago Sun-Times, retrieved 03 May 2008
Synonyms of hot to trot
Forms of hot to trot
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Questions about hot to trot
- What does hot to trot mean?
- Hot to trot means eager to begin; anxious to get going.
- What part of speech is hot to trot?
- Hot to trot is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce hot to trot?
- Hot to trot is pronounced /ˌhɒt.tʊ.ˈtɹɒt/ (UK).
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