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stott

Intermediate (B1)

IPA: /stɒt/

KK: /stɑt/

verb
Definition

To leap or jump in a lively manner, often used to describe the movement of certain animals, especially when they spring off the ground.


Example

The rabbit stotted across the field, showing off its agility.


Tense Forms

Past: stotted

Past Participle: stotted


Conversation
Sloth A
Did you see that goat stott over the fence?
Sloth B
Yeah, it was really impressive!
Sloth A
I didn't think they could stott so high.
Sloth B
They can be surprisingly agile when they want to!

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
jump
leap
bound
Antonyms
fall
sink
drop
Root Explanation

The word 'stott' originates from Old English 'stott', meaning to leap or jump. It refers specifically to the action of jumping or springing up.

Memory Tip

Imagine a lively animal that loves to 'jump' or 'leap' — that's what 'stott' means.

Visually Confused Words
totty
stout
stoot
stoat
shott
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