1. To stupify; to infatuate; to besot.

2. A habitual drunkard.

3. A stupid person; a habitual drunkard.

4. To tipple to stupidity.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• somw,
• sttd,
• sof,
• shote,
• sgt,
• sorte,
• smt,
• vosot,
• msot,
• sortd,
• msoit,
• sourt,
• sotre,
• soilt,
• sut,
• sqt,
• stote,
• csot,
• seot,
• srout

• sooth,
• soot,
• sood,
• soothe,
• soddy,
• south,
• sotho,
• soda,
• sod,
• soweto,
• sooty.

The adjective form of the word "sot" is "sotted".

The plural of the "sot" can be the "sots".

The singular of the "sot" can be the "sot".