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gotta|ˈgɒtə|
a representation of the colloq. or vulgar pronunciation of (have) got a or (have) got to (see get v. 24).
1924J. Buchan Three Hostages xviii. 263 He..went forward as if to take her arm. ‘You gotta come along,’ I heard. 1929E. W. Springs Above Bright Blue Sky 176 ‘That oughta be easy,’ the sergeant suggested. ‘You gotta couple of new pilots that could crash an ice wagon on a prairie.’ 1932T. S. Eliot Sweeney Agonistes 29 But I've gotta use words when I talk to you. 1955M. Hastings Cork & Serpent xiv. 210, I gotta little present for you. 1968A. Diment Gt. Spy Race iii. 35 Sorry, can't stay, gotta rush. |