sotted
adjective
sot·ted
ˈsätə̇d
: besotted
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, short for assotted, past participle of assotten to be a fool, make a fool of, become infatuated, from Old French assoter, asoter to treat as a fool, from a- (from Latin ad-) + sot fool
- under a doctor's care
- under a microscope
- under a pseudonym
- under a spell
- under a/the microscope
- under an alias
- under appeal
- under arrest
- under assault
- under attack
- under bevel
- under budget
- under canvas
- under certain circumstances
- under compulsion
- under consideration
- under construction
- under contract
- under control
- under cover
- under cover of anonymity
- under cover of darkness
- under cover of night
- under deadline
- under debate