General
stottie
What does stottie mean?
A flat, round, dense loaf of bread native to the North East, often filled to make a sandwich. Also 'stottie cake'.
"A bacon stottie before lectures sets you up."
Origin
From 'stot' (to bounce), as the dough was said to bounce.
Frequently asked questions
What is a 'stottie'?
It's a flat, round, dense loaf of bread native to the North East, often split and filled to make a sandwich.
Where does 'stottie' come from?
The name comes from 'stot', meaning to bounce, as the dough was said to bounce.
How do you use 'stottie'?
Use it for the bread itself or a filled sandwich, as in 'A bacon stottie before lectures sets you up.'
Study it as flashcards or scroll it in Vocabulary Flow — saved to your collection.
