| Word | wot |
|---|---|
| Definition | v. (archaic) To have knowledge (of). [3rd person of wit] |
| Sentence | Little did the judge upon the bench wot of the proposed tragedy; had he done so he would have arisen and rent his official garments. |
| Source | “The Bloodhound,” Stories to Remember, p.140 |
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