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rotten

[rot-n] / ˈrɒt n /




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“I said I’m not paying rent, because there’s mice, there’s rats, the floor is rotten, one bathtub there is no water,” he said in the video.

From Los Angeles Times

A six-foot-tall, old rotten stump with the bark knocked off, glowing in the dark with a bright green glow.

From Literature

Dunkin’ started testing a 48-ounce iced coffee bucket in the middle of a particularly rotten February in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Like you just ate something rotten,” I said.

From Literature

Versus rotten Brooklyn on Friday—a team thoroughly committed to the tank—the Celtics shot a silly 66.7%, the second-best shooting performance in team history.

From The Wall Street Journal