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cot·ta  (kt)
n. pl. cot·tae (kt) or cot·tas
A short surplice.

[Medieval Latin, of Germanic origin.]


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Morse, who designed the building, used rusticated granite for the base, Indiana limestone for the two-story arches, light brick and terra cotta for the body, and capped the building with a dormered, mansard roof of Spanish tile.
The buff and terra cotta building has a glass-encased, barrel-shape atrium.
Cotta spoke at the Professional Dairy Heifer Growers Conference in Visalia, Calif.
 
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