Similar words: trotter, globe-trotter, globetrotter, rotted, rotten, rottenness, otter, jotter. Meaning: ['rɑtə(r) /'rɒt-] 
n. a person who is deemed to be despicable or contemptible.
n. a person who is deemed to be despicable or contemptible. 
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1 I knew so many rotters before him, I could have done a degree in them.
2 He's a complete rotter!
3 He might be all the rotters of the universe, but he had a gentle, magical touch with the child.
4 Only a rotter would do that.
5 I think he's an awful young rotter.
6 Bradley Rotter saw up close the adventurous side of Shanks: "I remember he bought a jet helicopter,(www.Sentencedict.com) and was learning to fly it and wanted to take me out on one of his maiden missions."
7 Investor Bradley Rotter, who has been called the very first investor with Dennis, saw their conundrum.
8 Cheval 's former boss, Bradley Rotter, knew the offer was a big deal: "Dennis had already been managing money for me, and I did very well."
9 Rotter, a famous clinical psychologist, took into account the values of application of theory.
10 Investor Bradley Rotter added, "Jerry Parker did a very wise thing early on in his career."
11 Why do you invite a rotter like that to your house?
12 The rotter was not afraid of being beaten. He even said how sorry he was.
13 TOPIAS ROTTER: What attracts people to the Bob Dylan show in Kemnis is of course, at first the celebrity in popularity of Bob Dylan as a pop singer and songwriter.
14 Oh, Potter, you rotter , oh what have you done?
15 Didn't I tell you when we saw him arrive that he was a rotter?
More similar words: trotter, globe-trotter, globetrotter, rotted, rotten, rottenness, otter, jotter, potter, totter, lottery, blotter, pottery, plotter, spotter, sea otter, tottering, potter about, potter's wheel, not to mince matters, neurotransmitter, pitter-patter, grotto, grotty, rotting, throttle, frottage, throttling, rottweiler, gotten.