lotte

[ lot; French lawt ]

noun

1. angler ( def 3 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of lotte¹

From French, Middle French; compare Medieval Latin lota; further origin unknown

Example Sentences

"It was Lotte that kept the cordial-room," she said vaguely, but with speaking her mind cleared and she came to herself again.

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What sort of person must that be who likes Lotte, in whom all senses, all emotions are not completely filled up by her!

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His real name happens to be Buff, and he is a grand-nephew of Lotte, whose name was also Buff.

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"I don't call that very much," said Lotte, much disappointed.

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Of course Lotte had been annoying, but she had always been a bundle of curiosity.

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