Be hot to trot
adjective
Very eager or raring to do something.
After studying hard all week, he was hot to trot for the final exam.
Often appears as...
- hot to trot for something
- hot to trot to do something
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
adjective
Attractively exciting, especially sexual attractiveness.
She always is hot to trot in her evening dress.
Often appears as...
- hot to trot lady
- hot to trot in something
Usage tips
Informal, Approving
Idiomatic
adjective
Very eager or raring to do something.
After studying hard all week, he was hot to trot for the final exam.
Often appears as...
- hot to trot for something
- hot to trot to do something
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
adjective
Attractively exciting, especially sexual attractiveness.
She always is hot to trot in her evening dress.
Often appears as...
- hot to trot lady
- hot to trot in something
Usage tips
Informal, Approving
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Informal Excitement
Use 'be hot to trot' in casual conversation, not in formal situations.
I'm hot to trot for the weekend's music festival!
Pro Tip 2/3Eager Anticipation
Expresses one's excitement about something eagerly awaited.
She’s hot to trot for her birthday trip.
Pro Tip 3/3Nonliteral Eagerness
'Be hot to trot' is metaphorical, meaning highly enthusiastic, not actually trotting.
Once he heard the news, Brian was hot to trot.
Pro Tip 1/3Informal Excitement
Use 'be hot to trot' in casual conversation, not in formal situations.
I'm hot to trot for the weekend's music festival!
Pro Tip 2/3Eager Anticipation
Expresses one's excitement about something eagerly awaited.
She’s hot to trot for her birthday trip.
Pro Tip 3/3Nonliteral Eagerness
'Be hot to trot' is metaphorical, meaning highly enthusiastic, not actually trotting.
Once he heard the news, Brian was hot to trot.
Pro Tip 1/3Informal Excitement
Use 'be hot to trot' in casual conversation, not in formal situations.
I'm hot to trot for the weekend's music festival!
Pro Tip 2/3Eager Anticipation
Expresses one's excitement about something eagerly awaited.
She’s hot to trot for her birthday trip.
Pro Tip 3/3Nonliteral Eagerness
'Be hot to trot' is metaphorical, meaning highly enthusiastic, not actually trotting.
Once he heard the news, Brian was hot to trot.
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