britt

[ brit ]

noun

, plural (especially collectively) britt, (especially referring to two or more kinds or species) britts.

1. a turbot of northeastern Atlantic seas.
2. brit ( def ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of britt¹

brit

Example Sentences

Butler spoke of working with Republicans to find areas of collaboration on shared goals, such as the issue of maternal healthcare with Alabama Sen. Katie Britt and agricultural issues with Iowa Sen. Charles E. Grassley.

From Los Angeles Times

I was pointing out to Britt, “Hey, if this bill passes and we abolish D.C.’s local government—well, now everything bad that happens in D.C. is your fault. You’d better believe that we’re going to be saying that.”

From Slate

“As these pieces were coming to life, we saw a need for a digital space to deliver the entertainment and activities our guests were asking us for via a platform that a majority of families use and have access to,” Dustin Britt, executive director of brand strategy for Chick-fil-A, told AdWeek.

From Salon

But it’s really clear that Trump knows how bad Republicans look on this—and he credited the “fantastically attractive” Sen. Katie Britt of Alabama with teaching him so this year after the Alabama Supreme Court effectively made it illegal in that state.

From Slate

As we alluded to earlier, Trump described himself during the all-woman town hall, with no kernel of truth to be found anywhere in our galaxy, as the “father of IVF,” and also referred to Alabama Sen. Katie Britt as “fantastically attractive.”

From Slate