| BLOTTIER | • blottier adj. Comparative form of blotty: more blotty. • BLOTTY adj. smudged. |
| CLOTTIER | • CLOTTY adj. tending to clot. |
| COTTIER | • cottier n. Someone who lives in a cot or cottage; a cottager. • Cottier prop.n. A surname from French. • COTTIER n. an Irish tenant holding land as the highest bidder, also COTTAR, COTTER. |
| DOTTIER | • dottier adj. Comparative form of dotty: more dotty. • DOTTY adj. feebleminded, harmlessly eccentric. |
| GROTTIER | • grottier adj. Comparative form of grotty: more grotty. • GROTTY adj. wretchedly shabby; of a poor quality. |
| JOTTIER | • JOTTY adj. written down quickly. |
| KNOTTIER | • knottier adj. Comparative form of knotty: more knotty. • KNOTTY adj. full of knots. |
| MOTTIER | • MOTTY adj. (Scots) containing motes. |
| PLOTTIER | • plottier adj. Comparative form of plotty: more plotty. • PLOTTY adj. full of intrigue, as a novel. |
| POTTIER | • pottier adj. Comparative form of potty: more potty. • POTTY adj. crazy. |
| SNOTTIER | • snottier adj. Comparative form of snotty: more snotty. • SNOTTY adj. foul with snot. |
| SPOTTIER | • spottier adj. Comparative form of spotty: more spotty. • SPOTTY adj. marked with spots. |
| SWOTTIER | • swottier adj. Comparative form of swotty: more swotty. • SWOTTY adj. given to hard study, also SWATTY. |
| TOTTIER | • TOTTY adj. unsteady; tottery. |