rot

US /rɑ:t/

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UK /rɒt/

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo break down into pieces through dying; decay

The wood that has been left outside is already partially destroyed by rot

n. (u.)Uncountable NounThe process or state of decaying or rotting.

The rot had spread throughout the timber.

n. (u.)Uncountable NounFoolish or nonsensical talk or ideas.

Don't talk such rot!

n. (u.)Uncountable NounA disease of plants or animals characterized by decay.

Foot rot is a common disease in sheep.

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But then I deal with fungal rot, bacterial formation
But then I deal with fungal rot, bacterial formation

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Constantly spraying water on produce can increase the health risks of bacteria and make certain fruits and veggies rot faster.
Constantly spraying water on produce can increase the health risks of bacteria and make certain fruits and veggies rot faster.
fruits and veggies rot faster.
fruits and veggies rot faster.

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-Should have left her to rot in Stokely.
-Should have left her to rot in Stokely.

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She says [high voice] "I've been here so long, my clothes are starting to rot!"
She says [high voice] "I've been here so long, my clothes are starting to rot!"
I think she would die of starvation before her clothes would rot.
I think she would die of starvation before her clothes would rot.

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or begin to rot. But with the hydrogels infused in the soil, you can see how the excess water
or begin to rot. But with the hydrogels infused in the soil, you can see how the excess water

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to die and rot into an ashen black color.
to die and rot into an ashen black color.

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brain will get covered by plaque, turn yellow and eventually rot away until there’s nothing
brain will get covered by plaque, turn yellow and eventually rot away until there’s nothing

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rot eventually and you will eat your own walls. Nice flavour coming through, they are really
rot eventually and you will eat your own walls. Nice flavour coming through, they are really