Definition of hotcha in English:

hotcha

adjective ˈhɒtʃə

US slang

1Vivacious, attractive, desirable; flashy, showy.
2Of music (especially jazz): exciting, lively; marked by a strong rhythm.

exclamation ˈhɒtʃə

US slang

Expressing enthusiastic approval or delight.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in The San Antonio Express-News. Apparently from hot, with arbitrary extension. With the use as interjection compare earlier hot-cha-cha.

Definition of hotcha in US English:

hotcha

adjectiveˈhɒtʃə

US slang

1Vivacious, attractive, desirable; flashy, showy.
2Of music (especially jazz): exciting, lively; marked by a strong rhythm.

exclamationˈhɒtʃə

US slang

Expressing enthusiastic approval or delight.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in The San Antonio Express-News. Apparently from hot, with arbitrary extension. With the use as interjection compare earlier hot-cha-cha.

词汇	hotcha
释义	Definition of hotcha in English: hotcha adjective ˈhɒtʃə US slang 1Vivacious, attractive, desirable; flashy, showy. 2Of music (especially jazz): exciting, lively; marked by a strong rhythm. exclamation ˈhɒtʃə US slang Expressing enthusiastic approval or delight. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in The San Antonio Express-News. Apparently from hot, with arbitrary extension. With the use as interjection compare earlier hot-cha-cha. Definition of hotcha in US English: hotcha adjectiveˈhɒtʃə US slang 1Vivacious, attractive, desirable; flashy, showy. 2Of music (especially jazz): exciting, lively; marked by a strong rhythm. exclamationˈhɒtʃə US slang Expressing enthusiastic approval or delight. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in The San Antonio Express-News. Apparently from hot, with arbitrary extension. With the use as interjection compare earlier hot-cha-cha.
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