rotta
/ˈrɒtə/(also rota) historical
noun
= rote.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Sandys (1792–1874), writer on music and antiquary. From post-classical Latin rota, rotta.
- notation
- notational
- notationally
- notationist
- notative
- notator
- not bat (or without batting) an eyelid (or eye or eyelash)
- not be able to do something a lick
- not be able to do something for toffee
- not be above
- not be an option
- not bear thinking about
- not before time
- not be fussy
- not-being
- (not) be myself
- not be oneself
- (not) be ourselves
- not be someone's first rodeo (or not be someone's first time at the rodeo)
- not best pleased
- (not) be themselves
- not be worth a damn
- (not) be yourself
- not blink an eye
- not breathe a word