IPA: /stɒt/
KK: /stɑt/
To leap or jump in a lively manner, often used to describe the movement of certain animals, especially when they spring off the ground.
The rabbit stotted across the field, showing off its agility.
Past: stotted
Past Participle: stotted
The word 'stott' originates from Old English 'stott', meaning to leap or jump. It refers specifically to the action of jumping or springing up.
Imagine a lively animal that loves to 'jump' or 'leap' — that's what 'stott' means.