How to pronounce “rotted” in English

They may have rotted.

was full of rotted watermelon juice, and it was awful.

flesh is rotted away and once the bones are scoured clean they've been collected up and placed into the tombs and it's

Then it just rotted and died on the shelves of Fox forever.

Flowers in their little rocket ship haven't rotted.

And I run in and the entire watermelon has rotted inside the box.

My brain is rotted from researching this.

And an empire that at its height seem to span the world simply rotted away.

And now, the vegetables have all rotted, filling the polyurethane bags with gas.

And this of course, would have been totally lost to us had this body rotted.

But because it never gets run, the washers get all dry rotted, and they stop working.

And from the town they can see the mountain From seeing a mountain filled with farms that had rotted away From this, when it becomes like this

So much poison has been taken up, the bone has actually rotted away.

And in it lasted for many years, until it finally rotted and was thrown into the bay when they were building a train, in about 1905.

Now, over the years, the shipwrights would return back to look at the ship and discover that bits of it had rotted away.

But 500 years later, in the 1800s, these had become rotted and infested with beetles.

And what I was saying is they for sure had snowshoes, although everything that they made out of leather or straw or even wood has rotted away in 30,000 years.

Essentially, the internet has returned us to Elizabethan England where you perform on stage and you get rotted fruit and vegetables thrown at you immediately.

for, I guess, three were dead for about three years; it hasn't rotted.