sott 

Sitting On The Toilet.

Sott. Wait a little please.

sott by AlexMihacsi September 2, 2018

SOTT 

SOTT for text messaging purposes means "Slip of the Thumb" referencing typographical errors made while texting.

It also has a double use for an error with more traditional communication known as Slip of the Tongue (also SOTT).

you write a text to your friend that reads

I went to the stork

You then send a correction as

I went to the store SOTT

SOTT by MDMOM September 3, 2010

Padron e sotta 

"Padron e sotta"(Master and servant) is a southern italian, card based, drinking game. In every game the one who gets the higher score is the Padron, the second higher score is the Sotta.

The Padron has to make invitation and the Sotta has to accept or decline, making some people drink and other no, forming teams.

Padron - "A glass of beer to Aldo and two to Stefano"
Sotta - "No"
Padron - "A glass to you and one to Aldo"
Sotta - "Yes"

The game ends when everyone has drank at least a glass (usually of beer, wine in the old days), or when

the number of rounds prearranged is reached. A round ends when everyone has been the dealer.

The person who hasn't drank for the whole game is called "Urm" and will be mocked for the rest of the evening. (for the rest of his life if the game was really competitive)

- Cosa facciamo stasera?
- Giochiamo a Padron e sotta!

Padron e sotta by ledzeppolen September 4, 2016

sottone 

in italian, the word is used to describe a guy who cares so much for his significant other and would probably do anything in the world just to make them happy.

x: martino ha paccato la scuola solo per seguire niccolò fino a milano, è proprio un sottone

x: martino skipped class just to follow niccolò in milan, he's such a sottone

sottone by italiandumbass July 19, 2019

sottomize

To commit political suicide by immersing one's self into a fecal hole full of stupidity and arrogance.

The word comes from the actions of Sen. Tito Sotto of the Philippines. He has been caught plagiarizing at least four bloggers and denying it strongly.

Despite this, he has again been caught trying to pass off a part of a speech delivered in the 1960s by Robert F. Kennedy as his own.

He simply translated the parts he lifted into Tagalog (native Philippine language), word for excruciating word, including the paragraph cuts.

He glibly asked a reporter if RFK ever spoke in Tagalog, as his defense that he could not possibly have stolen RFK's thoughts or words.

"Do you think Sen. Sotto will get re-elected in 2016?"
"Fat chance, he sottomized himself."

sottomize by angry bird, red September 6, 2012

Sottile Depression 

When you come out of Mr. Sottile's room and are so done with his bs that you just can't fathom what it was like to be happy before.

Person 1: Did you just have Mr. Sottile's class?
Person 2: How'd you know?
Person 1: You look like you have Sottile Depression.

Sottile Depression by innocentperson September 26, 2019

Sottofied

Plagiarizing content from bloggers but passively aggressively denying any relevance of said-blogger, claiming they also ripped off that what they posted.

Senator Sotto didn't want to research the exact words of the study, instead he sottofied that blog post. Why should I admit to plagiarism if the blogger also just copied the results from the original research?

Sottofied by Unoriginal batcat August 21, 2012