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- Dictionaryjot/dʒɒt/
verb
- 1. write (something) quickly: "when you've found the answers, jot them down"
noun
- 1. a very small amount: "you didn't care a jot"
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noun. uk / dʒɒt / us / dʒɑːt / language, publishing specialized. a small mark that is written or printed above or below a letter, or is attached to it: Diacritical marks are all those little jots and tittles that appear over, under, and even through various letters. not a/one jot. informal. not at all or not even a small amount:
Noun it's obvious that he doesn't have a jot of interest in history Verb He paused to jot a few notes on a slip of paper. Recent Examples on the Web. Noun. Beyond black-and-navy, some folks refuse to let brown duet with black, or fret if the shades of their shoes and belt differ a jot.
a small mark that is written or printed above or below a letter, or is attached to it: Diacritical marks are all those little jots and tittles that appear over, under, and even through various letters. not a/one jot. informal. not at all or not even a small amount:
Jot definition: to write or mark down quickly or briefly (usually followed by down). See examples of JOT used in a sentence.
When you jot something, you write it quickly. You might jot down a friend's email address on the back of your grocery list. It's most common to use the verb jot with down: "Hang on, let me jot down the appointment time."
2 meanings: 1. to write a brief note of 2. a little bit (in phrases such as not to care (or give) a jot).... Click for more definitions.
Define jot. jot synonyms, jot pronunciation, jot translation, English dictionary definition of jot. n. The smallest bit; iota. tr.v. jot·ted , jot·ting , jots To write down briefly or hastily: jot down an address.
