| ALLOTTING | • allotting v. Present participle of allot. • ALLOT v. to give as a share or portion. |
| ASSOTTING | • assotting v. Present participle of assot. • ASSOT v. to make a fool of. |
| BESOTTING | • besotting v. Present participle of besot. • BESOT v. to infatuate. |
| BLOTTINGS | • blottings n. Plural of blotting. • BLOTTING n. the method for transferring biological molecules usually from a gel to a membrane filter. |
| CAPOTTING | • capotting v. Present participle of capot. • CAPOT v. to win all the tricks. |
| CLOTTINGS | • clottings n. Plural of clotting. • CLOTTING n. the act of coagulating. |
| DOTTINESS | • dottiness n. The state of quality of being covered in dots. • dottiness n. The state or quality of being dotty, mildly insane or preoccupied. • DOTTINESS n. the state of being dotty. |
| ESCOTTING | • ESCOT v. (Shakespeare) to maintain financially. |
| GAROTTING | • garotting v. Present participle of garotte. • garotting n. A killing carried out with a garotte. • GAROTTING n. the act of strangling. |
| GAVOTTING | • gavotting v. Present participle of gavotte. • GAVOTTE v. to dance a gavotte. |
| KNOTTINGS | • knottings n. Plural of knotting. • KNOTTING n. fancywork made by knotting. |
| PLOTTINGS | • plottings n. Plural of plotting. • PLOTTING n. the act of plotting. |
| POTTINESS | • pottiness n. The quality of being potty. • POTTINESS n. daftness. |
| POTTINGAR | • POTTINGAR n. (Scots) an apothecary, also POTHECARY, POTICARY. |
| POTTINGER | • pottinger n. A dish for pottage; a porringer. • Pottinger prop.n. A surname. • POTTINGER n. a small dish for soup or porridge, also PORRENGER, PORRINGER. |
| REPOTTING | • repotting v. Present participle of repot. • repotting n. The act of moving a plant into a different pot. • REPOTTING n. the act of repotting. |
| SPOTTINGS | • spottings n. Plural of spotting. • SPOTTING n. the act of spotting. |
| SWOTTINGS | • SWOTTING n. the act of swotting. |
| TROTTINGS | • trottings n. Plural of trotting. • TROTTING n. the sport of racing for trotting horses pulling a two-wheeled vehicle and driver. |