On the "bread roll" thread, I mentioned en passant the colloquial use of "crumpet" to mean "females regarded as sexual objects", stating "totty" to be a synonym. Chambers Dictionary, however, defines "totty" as "sexually attractive young people collectively", so implying that it is not a sex-specific term. I believe this to be wrong, and that the word can only apply to females and is never used of young men.

Who agrees? Or has anybody ever heard it used of young males regarded from a female perspective?

~Michael~