Lotta

[ lot-uh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Charlotte.

Example Sentences

While fans are still rabidly awaiting the followup to 2021’s “Whole Lotta Red,” the screens of his Flog Gnaw set flashed an image — “I Am Music,” the presumed title of his forthcoming LP — to assure fans it is really coming after long delays.

From Los Angeles Times

Lotta, a female fox, has sound sensitivities and chooses not to tell her friends she has autism.

From Los Angeles Times

I’d had a helluva lotta fun across Henderson that day, even though I’d never been there before, much less attended a UFC viewing party in the heart of it all.

From Slate

Essentially, DirecTV wants to give its customers extra subscription options that will also help it to save money in carriage fees paid to Disney—which can charge a heckuva lotta cash for an all-or-nothing parcel containing all the aforementioned brand names.

From Slate

"Some top managers felt that all work tasks can be performed remotely with the help of digital communication. According to them, face-to-face communication is only necessary for maintaining interpersonal relationships and a sense of community," says Doctoral Researcher Lotta Salin of the University of Eastern Finland.

From Science Daily