Definition of botty in English:

botty

nounPlural botties ˈbɒtiˈbɑdi

British informal

A child's word for a person's bottom.
Example sentencesExamples
- Quiet down or go play elsewhere, or mommy will spank your botty nice and red.
- Mrs Duck was horrified - not at the botty accident, but at the fact that a perfectly serviceable pair of trollies were flushed away in such a cavalier manner.
- I want that sweet little face of yours as smooth as your botty used to be!
- No more having to wipe the botties of pesky hacks.
- Among the worst hazards of transatlantic rowing are botty boils and the hides will really help.
- We thought the alternative posture would leave a cleaner botty to have to deal with.
- Oh, I almost forgot, wipe your little botty as well.
- Interesting too would be the expressions on the faces of MPs, like little boys with smacked botties.
Synonyms
buttocks, behind, backside, rear, rear end, seat, haunches, cheeks

Origin

Mid 19th century: alteration of bottom.

Definition of botty in US English:

botty

nounˈbɑdiˈbädē

British informal

A child's word for a person's bottom.
Example sentencesExamples
- Oh, I almost forgot, wipe your little botty as well.
- Interesting too would be the expressions on the faces of MPs, like little boys with smacked botties.
- I want that sweet little face of yours as smooth as your botty used to be!
- Mrs Duck was horrified - not at the botty accident, but at the fact that a perfectly serviceable pair of trollies were flushed away in such a cavalier manner.
- Among the worst hazards of transatlantic rowing are botty boils and the hides will really help.
- We thought the alternative posture would leave a cleaner botty to have to deal with.
- Quiet down or go play elsewhere, or mommy will spank your botty nice and red.
- No more having to wipe the botties of pesky hacks.
Synonyms
buttocks, behind, backside, rear, rear end, seat, haunches, cheeks

Origin

Mid 19th century: alteration of bottom.

单词	botty
释义	Definition of botty in English: botty nounPlural botties ˈbɒtiˈbɑdi British informal A child's word for a person's bottom. Example sentencesExamples Quiet down or go play elsewhere, or mommy will spank your botty nice and red. Mrs Duck was horrified - not at the botty accident, but at the fact that a perfectly serviceable pair of trollies were flushed away in such a cavalier manner. I want that sweet little face of yours as smooth as your botty used to be! No more having to wipe the botties of pesky hacks. Among the worst hazards of transatlantic rowing are botty boils and the hides will really help. We thought the alternative posture would leave a cleaner botty to have to deal with. Oh, I almost forgot, wipe your little botty as well. Interesting too would be the expressions on the faces of MPs, like little boys with smacked botties. Synonyms buttocks, behind, backside, rear, rear end, seat, haunches, cheeks Origin Mid 19th century: alteration of bottom. Definition of botty in US English: botty nounˈbɑdiˈbädē British informal A child's word for a person's bottom. Example sentencesExamples Oh, I almost forgot, wipe your little botty as well. Interesting too would be the expressions on the faces of MPs, like little boys with smacked botties. I want that sweet little face of yours as smooth as your botty used to be! Mrs Duck was horrified - not at the botty accident, but at the fact that a perfectly serviceable pair of trollies were flushed away in such a cavalier manner. Among the worst hazards of transatlantic rowing are botty boils and the hides will really help. We thought the alternative posture would leave a cleaner botty to have to deal with. Quiet down or go play elsewhere, or mommy will spank your botty nice and red. No more having to wipe the botties of pesky hacks. Synonyms buttocks, behind, backside, rear, rear end, seat, haunches, cheeks Origin Mid 19th century: alteration of bottom.
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