How to spell COTTEN correctly?

If you meant to write "cotten" but realized it's a misspelling, here are some possible correct suggestions. The first one could be "cotton", referring to the plant used for textile production. Another option might be "coteen", a variant of the word "cohort" commonly used in military context. Finally, "cordon" might be an alternative, describing a barricade or line of people.

• Cohen He is known for his work as a lawyer for Cohen.
• cote
• COTES Cotes eleves are a type of French cheese.
• cottar The small peasant community had only one cottar who tended to the sheep.
• cotter
• cotters
• cotton I love wearing cotton clothes because they are comfortable and light.
• Cottons I bought some soft, white cottons to make new pillowcases.
• cottony The furry texture of the cottony cloud made it seem close and cozy.
• coven The coven meets once a month to consecrate new members.
• cozen I will not cozen my way to the top; I would rather work hard and earn my position honestly.
• cutter I need to find a cutter to slice the bread.
• Gotten I have gotten a lot of new things since we moved.
• jotter As the teacher handed out the assignments, she reminded the students to bring their jotter to take notes.
• kitten The kitten was so small and fluffy that I couldn't resist holding her.
• oaten The farmer harvested his fields of oaten hay.
• rotten I can smell the rotten egg smell in the room.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately