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ott

Ott (noun) means an informal, clipped word for an otter. Example: “She spotted an ott sliding down the muddy riverbank.”

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An informal, clipped word for an otter.
"She spotted an ott sliding down the muddy riverbank."

How to Use Ott

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA shorter, chattier way of saying "otter."

When to use it

Very informal — you would not use this in writing that needs to sound serious.

Word Forms

otts plural

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Etymology

A shortened, casual form of "otter."

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does “ott” mean?

The word “ott” means an informal, clipped word for an otter. In plain terms, a shorter, chattier way of saying "otter.".

How do you use “ott” in a sentence?

Here is “ott” used in a sentence: “She spotted an ott sliding down the muddy riverbank.”

What part of speech is “ott”?

“Ott” is a noun.

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