Lottle

[PussyCat]

to be used when you want to fool someone into thinking you only like something a little but you really like it a lot

[Sonia]

(Adjective)
Seems like a little, but actually a lot.

[Sonia]

Adj; the act of liking something a lot but cutely down playing it to a little.

[Tanya Shivari]

Something that is more than a little but less than a lot.

[Tanya Shivari]

Pronounciation: \lät\el
Function: Noun
Etymology: Jonnyspeak, from Old English hlot, Modern English lot
Date: Late 2007/Early 2008

1. More than a considerable quantity or extent <a lottle love>

[Justin Bieber]

Used in place of little, except means almost the opposite, with little meaning small and lottle meaning big

[Britney]

A lot but not too much

[Becky]

To like something but to be unsure if you like it a little or a lot so you like it a lottle.

[Rihanna]

In between a little and a lot