Definition, Meaning & Anagrams | English word COTT

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Definitions of COTT

1. Obsolete spelling of cot ("simple bed").
2. A small suburb in Dartington, South Hams, Devon, England (OS grid ref SX7861).
3. A hamlet by Weisdale Voe, in Mainland, Shetland Islands, Scotland (OS grid ref HU3749)
4. A surname from Old English.

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Examples of Using COTT in a Sentence

• of 2 messuages called Great and Little Champson in Molland, messuages called South Lishwell, East Gatcombe, Whiteleigh, North Lishwell, and Middle Champson, 3 messuages called Wood, Catts and Pipers and 2 water mills called Wade Mills, all in Molland; cottages called Vicars Cott, and messuages called Harpson and West Hole in Knowstone; a messuage called Swincombe and chief rent from a messuage called Ditchett in Rose Ash; 3 messuages in South Molton; perpetual advowson of Molland and Knowstone, and the manor of Molland Champson alias Champeaux.
• Such practices are known as "letterlocking" a term first coined by Jana Dambrogio:

  I close his majesties lettir, swa that giff he taik not ane knyff and cott it owt, it will ryff; lykwys I have cloissit roidlie, that it be not brokin owt or kend, sua exquisse my roidnes lowrd in this.

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