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UK
/hˈɒtʃɒt/
]
[ US /ˈhɑˌʃɑt/ ]
[ US /ˈhɑˌʃɑt/ ]
NOUN
- someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field
How To Use hotshot In A Sentence
- The son inherits his father's driving talent and makes a name for himself as street car racing hotshot.
- Of all the stories about the homecoming of this banking hotshot, the one about the limos gets the most mileage.
- I'm no hotshot, but after four years, I've acquired a high level of skill.
- The Italian agent of Ajax striker Klaas - Jan Huntelaar has confirmed Juventus are following the Dutch hotshot.
- Scott is considered a hotshot among young coaches for his work ethic, ability to reach the young players and winning background.
- Now he's a lecturer, he thinks he's a real hotshot!
- The fireline crosses several pallisades of rock cliffs, and only a footsure crew of Hotshots could have cut this trench over that terrain.
- Print journalists can ask tough questions with fewer repercussions, because even hotshots of this stripe are still mostly known as bylines on a page. CJR
- There is another MSNBC show called hardball where this guy has a debate with what he calls the hardball hotshots, and as much as he would like to think all views are covered, everyone of the hotshots are republican and support Bush. Tomorrow-- The OpEdNews/Zogby Poll Asks Questions Progressives Want answers to
- Allen's an investigator there, a boozy, chauvinistic hotshot who solves all the tough cases with the help of his connections on the street.