pott
SayPOTUS/pɑt/UK/pɒt/
- 1An old standard size of paper, about 12.5 by 15 inches.
Like the way paper today comes in set sizes such as letter or legal.
The printer ordered several reams of pott for the new hymnbook.
She copied the contract onto pott, then folded it twice.
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- 2Obsolete form of pot. It is an old way to spell the same word, seen only in old writing.
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Origin
The origin is unknown. It may come from a pot-shaped watermark, or from a maker's or seller's name.