quoth
verb, past tense
ˈkwōth 
also ˈkōth
archaic
: said entry 1 —used chiefly in the first and third persons with a postpositive subject
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, past of quethen to say, from Old English cwethan; akin to Old High German quedan to say
First Known Use
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined above
- eaves molding
- eaves swallow
- eaves tile
- eaves trough
- eaves troughs
- eavesdrips
- eavesdrop
- eavesdrop (on)
- eavesdrop on
- eavesdropped
- eavesdropped (on)
- eavesdropped on
- eavesdropper
- eavesdroppers
- eavesdropping
- eavesdropping (on)
- eavesdropping on
- eavesdrops
- eavesdrops (on)
- eavesdrops on
- EB
- EB virus
- Ebadi
- ebb
- ebb and flow