| CAPOTTED | • capotted v. Simple past tense and past participle of capot. • CAPOT v. to win all the tricks. |
| POTTABLE | • pottable adj. (Billiards, snooker) In billiards, pool, or snooker: able to be potted. • pottable adj. (Horticulture) Suitable for planting in a pot. • POTTABLE adj. capable of being potted. |
| POTTAGES | • pottages n. Plural of pottage. • POTTAGE n. a thick soup or stew of vegetables and sometimes, meat, also POTAGE. |
| POTTEENS | • potteens n. Plural of potteen. • POTTEEN n. (Irish) illicitly distilled Irish whisky, also POITIN, POTEEN, POTHEEN. |
| POTTERED | • pottered v. Simple past tense and past participle of potter. • POTTER v. to occupy oneself in a leisurely or ineffective manner, also PUTTER. |
| POTTERER | • potterer n. One who potters. • POTTERER n. one who potters. |
| POTTIEST | • pottiest adj. Superlative form of potty: most potty. • POTTY adj. crazy. |
| REPOTTED | • repotted v. Simple past tense and past participle of repot. • REPOT v. to put in a new pot. |
| SPOTTERS | • spotters n. Plural of spotter. • SPOTTER n. one who spots e.g. for artillery. |
| SPOTTIER | • spottier adj. Comparative form of spotty: more spotty. • SPOTTY adj. marked with spots. |
| SPOTTIES | • spotties n. Plural of spottie. • spotties n. Plural of spotty. • SPOTTIE n. (New Zealand) a deer up to three months old. |
| SPOTTILY | • spottily adv. In a spotty manner. • SPOTTY adv. marked with spots. |
| SPOTTING | • spotting v. Present participle of spot. • spotting n. A spotted pattern. • spotting n. The act of spotting or sighting something. |
| UNPOTTED | • unpotted v. Simple past tense and past participle of unpot. • unpotted adj. Not potted (placed in a pot). • UNPOTTED adj. not potted. |