owt

/ aʊt /

pronoun

1. a dialect word for anything

Word History and Origins

Origin of owt¹

a variant of aught ¹

Example Sentences

He looks devastated, if his gestures are owt to go by.

From The Guardian

He told the court when he learned that Mr Sinnott was in intensive care and later died, he did not realise he "had owt to do with it".

From BBC

Esther Miglio, the chef-owner of OWT in Leeds, zests all her lemon rinds, freezes this citrus snow and uses it “to season as you would salt and pepper. Freeze the zest on baking parchment and, once dry, place into a sealed bag. It’ll last six months.”

From The Guardian

I dint plan it or owt, I just sorta became a bit of a meme sensation.

From BBC

We don't stay in touch and become best mates or 'owt like that.

From BBC