How to spell WOT correctly?

If you've inadvertently mistyped "wot", don't fret! Here are some suggestions to correct the misspelling: "what" is the most sensible replacement, while "lot", "pot" or "got" might be accidental keyboard mistakes. Stay cautious while typing and proofread your text to avoid such errors in the future.

• bot
• cot I slept on a narrow cot in the army barracks.
• dot
• Got
• hot The water in the bathtub is too hot for me to get in.
• jot I quickly jot down my friend's phone number in my notebook.
• lot I bought a lot of books at the bookstore yesterday.
• mot
• not
• Ot
• pot I am going to make a big pot of soup for dinner tonight.
• rot The apple began to rot after it fell from the tree.
• sot
• swot I have to swot up on my history lessons before the exam next week.
• tot I'll bring the tot for you.
• wet I really need to get my hair wet before we go.
• wit She impressed everyone with her clever wit during the debate.
• woe The sudden loss of her beloved pet caused her immeasurable pain and woe.
• wog I refuse to work with that wog.
• wok In the kitchen, she found a wok presumably left behind by her husband.
• won He won the game by a landslide.
• wont She is wont to forget her keys when she is in a rush.
• woo
• wort The brewer added a cup of boiling water to the pot of wort.
• Wot I think we should wot about leaving
• wow
• WT It was a cold, WT day.

Apsolutly

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