Jot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to note quickly
• write (something) quickly
• write briefly
• To set down; to make a brief note of; -- usually followed by down.
• write briefly or hurriedly; write a short note of
NOUN:
• a very small amount
• An iota; a point; a tittle; the smallest particle. Cf. Bit, n.
• a brief (and hurriedly handwritten) note
• a slight but appreciable amount
• very small amount
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to write down quickly

Words related to JOT

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Words that contain JOT

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How to use JOT in a sentence

• But though his emotions rose up in his heart and nearly stifled him he showed no sign of them to her, neither did he abate one jot his tenderness and consideration for his vixen.
• Jot was dreaming that Old Tilly had made him go to church and the people were singing, when suddenly he opened his eyes.
• Jot looked back to his sleeping companions and held his breath as one of them stirred uneasily.
• Jot turned in his narrow seat there in the church gallery as he heard a sound that made him think his brothers were waking.
• Jot turned back and scanned the place they had so innocently taken for their quarters the night before.
• Jot was sitting on the edge of the lounge holding the fork in a firm grasp.
• The masses are too ignorant and too absorbed by the struggle for existence to care one jot for reforms.
• About the fifth year it struck me that it would be well to jot down her more connected utterances, since I knew shorthand.
• Anyhow, it is my intention to commit to memory, minute by minute, the least circumstance, and then, if it be possible, to jot down my daily impressions.
• If such be not the result, then we envy him not a jot of his terrestrial enjoyment.
• Still, there are just a few memories that I should like to jot down, which may, or may not, be of interest to my readers.
• Calantha bates no jot of the ceremony, but continues the dance even to the bitter end.
• For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass away, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass away from the law, till all things be accomplished.
• I raged inwardly against the powers that cared not a jot who suffered so long as their own selfish ends were achieved.
• It would seem that he had leisure here to jot the outlines of his discourse on that day.
• The interminable three miles are not lessened a jot.
• The trial was protracted for many weeks without jot or tittle of abatement in the public interest.
• But I would not abate one jot of my wretchedness at her expense.
• This led her to jot down her impressions in a notebook, and to venture on comments concerning her experiences.
• But neither the treason nor its discovery altered the current of events one jot.
• Since then I have had some further thought on the subject which I will here jot down for you.
• I also found it a good practice to jot down thoughts that occurred to me on any important topic that I could use when I came to prepare my sermons.
• Even when she is flung into a loathsome cell, with bread and water for diet, she does not waver a jot in her demeanour of dignity or in her Royal claims.
• I have followed you about a good deal, and shall be much obliged if you will jot down for me to read to this club everything you have said since you came on board.
• All the angels of heaven forbid that France, through me, should lose one jot of fame.
• All I do is merely to jot down what you have been doing.

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