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Whit

Pronunciation: /wɪt/

British

Definition of Whit

noun

short for Whitsuntide.

adjective

connected with or following Whit Sunday:Whit Monday

Nearby words

whistler
Whistler, James McNeill
whistling duck
whistling kettle
whistling swan
Whit
whit
Whit Sunday
Whitby
Whitby, Synod of
white

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every whit in whit Br. Eng
Whit Sunday ( Whitsunday) Br. Eng
not or never a whit in whit Br. Eng
tu-whit tu-whoo Br. Eng
Whit Sunday Eng-Fr
Whit Monday Eng-Ger

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monocular

/ məˈnɒkjʊlə

adjective , noun

with, for, or in one eye …

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