Placed or grown in a pot. The potted plants on the windowsill added a touch of greenery to the room.
Briefly summarized or abridged. The book provided a potted history of the ancient civilization, making it easy to understand.
Cooked, seasoned, and sealed in a pot or jar for preservation. The menu featured traditional potted shrimp served with toast.
(Informal, chiefly British) Intoxicated; drunk. They left the party completely potted after one too many beers.
To plant or transplant a plant into a pot. She decided to pot the seedlings to give them more space to grow.
To preserve food, especially meat or fish, by cooking and sealing it in a pot. They used to pot the meat to keep it fresh for the winter months.
To shoot and kill an animal, especially for food, without much skill or care. He managed to pot a rabbit for dinner while out in the woods.
To hit a ball into a pocket, especially in billiards or snooker. He skillfully potted the red ball, setting himself up for the next shot.