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tit
1[ tit ]
noun
- a titmouse.
- any of various other small birds.
- Archaic. a girl or young woman; hussy.
- Archaic. a small or poor horse; nag.
tit
2[ tit ]
noun
- a teat.
- Slang: Vulgar. a breast.
tit
3[ tit ]
noun
tit.
4abbreviation for
- title.
Tit.
5abbreviation for
Tit.
1abbreviation for
- Titus
tit
2/ tɪt /
noun
- slang.a female breast
- a teat or nipple
- derogatory.a girl or young woman
- slang.a despicable or unpleasant person: often used as a term of address
tit
3/ tɪt /
noun
- any of numerous small active Old World songbirds of the family Paridae (titmice), esp those of the genus Parus (bluetit, great tit, etc). They have a short bill and feed on insects and seeds
- any of various similar small birds
- archaic.a worthless or worn-out horse; nag
Word History and Origins
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Origin of tit2
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Example Sentences
Given the potential for a cyber tit-for-tat to escalate, Obama has even more incentive to find a diplomatic solution.
Other feminist sites have championed objectifying men in tit-for-tat fashion as empowering women.
Anyone “sucking the tit of the NRA,” he said, “can get off my train.”
This means that tit-pic-posting your exes will finally be illegal, and that some shred of justice will be served.
This series of tit-for-tat bombings has created the most violent and volatile dynamic in Lebanon since the end of the civil war.
He has his particular likings and tit-bits, and is very expert in carving out the parts of an animal that please him best.
It does not contain great pieces, but tit-bits of pictures, such as suit an aristocratic epicure.
With a mental appetite uninjured by tit-bits and dainties, she digested the strong food, and asked eagerly for more.
And yet the one is as good as the other: pass for pass, tit for tat, a Roland for an Oliver.
I hed the rollin' pin redy, I'd bin in h'it ef h'tit hed kum to a klinch.
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