"Rotter" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Rotter" Meaning

The word "rotter" is a noun. It has several meanings:

1. A person who is idle, lazy, or worthless.
Example: "He's a rotter, always sleeping in till noon."
2. A term used to describe something that is bad or of poor quality.
Example: "This coffee is a rotter, I don't like it."
3. In British English, a person who is dismissed or sacked from a job, especially in a scandalous or humiliating way.
Example: "He was given the axe and became a rotter."
4. A type of shellfish, often referred to as the whelk or cockle.
Example: (not commonly referred to as rotter, but can be found in some contexts)

"Rotter" Examples

5 Example Sentences using "rotter"

The quality of the chocolate was rotten, it was almost a putrid rotter.
This litter of kittens' mothering skills would be a rotter to watch.
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