Sot

What do we mean by sot?

A drunkard. noun

To make stupid or foolish; dull.

To infatuate; besot.

To play the sot or toper; tipple.

A dialectal and vulgar variant of sat, preterit and past participle of sit; also of set.

Foolish; doltish; stupid.

A fool; dolt; blockhead; booby noun

A foolishly infatuated person; a dotard. noun

One whose mind is dulled by excessive drinking; a confirmed drunkard. noun

A stupid person; a blockhead; a dull fellow; a dolt. noun

A person stupefied by excessive drinking; an habitual drunkard. noun

Sottish; foolish; stupid; dull. adjective

To stupefy; to infatuate; to besot. transitive verb

To tipple to stupidity. intransitive verb

Stupid person; fool noun

Drunkard noun

To drink until one becomes drunk verb

A chronic drinker noun

Stupid person; fool

Drunkard

Words that are spelled similarly to sot:
sot.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sot:
bota, esotericism, wot, nfa, mae, sai, pali, myanmar, topology, patti, kosovo, burma, thailand, burmese, nam, thai, bangkok, buddha, clinic, thrust, firearms, package, reservoir, refugees, border, ban, municipality, operator, province, rescue, shares, tax, stream, thousand, net, newspaper, flow, rural, path, temperature, spain, iran, daily, covers, district, highway, types.

Words that rhyme with sot:
lot, shot, trot, spot, thought, pot, knot, fraught, plot, hot, ought, slot, not, wrought, juggernaut, rot, dot, distraught, sought, taut, squat, robot, alot, allot, yacht, got, cot, swat, taught, aught, bought, caught, snapshot, tot, boycott, blot, clot, naught, brought, upshot, onslaught, cannot, astronaut, apricot, ascot, mascot, jot, overwrought, scot, lat, mott, whatnot, scott, ocelot, nought, jackpot, snot, ott, afterthought, crackpot, camelot, watt, wat, hotshot, ot, ararat, begot, fought, loquat, argonaut, baht, a lot, dreadnought, forethought, motte, slingshot, lott, aquanaut, gunshot, aforethought, earshot, topknot, haut, potshot, teapot, bott, cosmonaut, forgot, huguenot, scattershot, longshot, blind spot, lotte, sadat, croat, polka dot, melting pot, long shot, pepper pot, straught.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sot:
drunken, old, poor, demy, habitual, miserable, mere, stupid, lazy, young, perfect, common, dead, wretched, complete, ignorant, hopeless, dull, worthless, learned, heavy, silent, sullen, terrible, powerful, brutal, bloated, out, smelling, royal, beastly, eating, gal, formal, quarrelsome, dirty, phlegmatic, regular, dreadful, noisy, degraded, helpless, persistent, headed, ugly, idle, notorious, melancholy, kinder, witted, lettered, awful, inveterate, vulgar, silly, ultimate, hardened, swinish, amorous, licentious, careless, commonplace, thriftless, wonderful, conceited, honest, natured, eyed, arrant, commonest, vicious, pated, downright.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sot:
weed, eyes, off, man, foot, fire, making, nout, symp, sos, animal, bell, potpourri.

Consonant match to sot:
set, suit, site, seat, sight, cite, sit, sought, sat, soot, sate, sette, saite, suitt.

Words that sound like sot:
sought, sot, saut, sawt, sout, saat, sott, sight, set, seat, sit, suit, site, sat, soot, cite, sate, seet, sawed, cit, suet, sut, saud, sett, psat, siete, cet, sute, sette, sait, cyte, soit, sote, sitt, sset, soat, citt, ceat, sutt, scet, pset, sete, sawd, satte, suitt, seit, cyt, seite, sitte, soote, cette, satt, cete, saite, ceit, siet, ssat, psit, scit, syt, sewt, scite, tsat, psut, sidt, sotw, zot, sod, sowed, saad, saade, sahd, said, sad, cide, cede, cert, sade, cid, pst, ced, saide, ceed, pseud, sadd, psst, saed, cyd, c.d, cirt, cde, -cide, psid, assaut, -st, csot, sadh, pssst, asot, cidh.