WOT

The English word wot has fallen into disuse. Originally used as the first and second person conjugation for Old English "witan"; the equivalent to the verb to know. It can also refer to:

Wot

• "Wot", a homophone representation of the word "What", often used in chat rooms
• "Wot?", the name of a popular song by Captain Sensible from 1982
• WOTS, radio station 1220 kHz in Kissimmee

Containing the word "wot"

• "Wot Gorilla?", 1977 song from Genesis's album, Wind and Wuthering
• "Wot's... Uh the Deal?", 1972 song from Pink Floyd's album, Obscured by Clouds
• "Oh! Wot a Dream", 1972 Kevin Ayers single taken from his fourth solo album Bananamour
• Currie Wot, a 1930s British single-seat aerobatic biplane aircraft
• "It's The Sun Wot Won It" famous headline that appeared on the front-page of The Sun on Saturday 11 April 1992, and has since become a political catch phrase in the United Kingdom
• Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'Be is a 1960 play by Frank Norman and music by Lionel Bart
• The Play Wot I Wrote, a 2001 musical farce written by Hamish McColl, Sean Foley and Eddie Braben

Abbreviations

Additionally, WOT is a three-letter abbreviation that may stand for:

• Weak operator topology
• Wheel of Time, which has several meanings including a religious concept and a fantasy series
• Wide open throttle
• War on Terrorism
• Wot (musical instrument), a circular panpipe used in the music of Isan, Thailand
• WOT: Web of Trust, a communal rating system for browsing
• Web of Trust, a mechanism used for authenticating cryptographic keys
• White Order of Thule, a 1990s society formed by federal prisoner Peter Georgacarakos, Michael Lujan, Joseph Kerrick
• Waste of Time
• Wall of Text

See also

• Watt (disambiguation)
• Wat
• WaT
• Wat (food)
• What