rottack
/ˈrɒtək/Scottish after 15th cent. Now rare
noun
Something decayed or musty; (figurative ) rubbish, nonsense.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in St. Erkenwald. Probably from either rot or rot + -ock.
- homesourcing
- homespun
- home squadron
- home-stalled
- home stand
- home station
- homestay
- home-stayer
- homestead
- homestead block
- homesteader
- homestead exemption
- homesteading
- homesteadless
- homester
- home straight
- home stretch
- home student
- home studio
- home study
- homestyle
- home sweet home
- home taping
- home team
- home telephone