cotta
noun
cot·ta ˈkä-tə 
: a waist-length surplice
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German kozza coarse mantle — more at coat
First Known Use
1848, in the meaning defined above
Phrases Containing cotta
- talkier
- talkies
- talkiest
- talkilier
- talkiliest
- talkiness
- talkinesses
- talking
- talking (about)
- talking (into)
- talking a blue streak
- talking about
- talking around
- talking at
- talking book
- talking chief
- talking down
- talking down (to)
- talking down to
- talking film
- talking head
- talking into
- talking machine
- talking of
- talking oneself out of