Tit
101tit|tle — «TIHT uhl», noun. 1. a very little bit; particle; whit. 2. a small stroke or mark over a letter in writing or printing. The dot over the letter i is a tittle. 3. a very small part, originally of something written: »one jot or one tittle shall in… …
102tit|tup|y — «TIHT uh pee», adjective. British. 1. tittuping; prancing or lively: »Barbara Windsor s tittupy Cockney…maid is amusing (Manchester Guardian Weekly). 2. shaky or unsteady, as furniture …
103tit|tup — «TIHT uhp», verb, tuped, tup|ing or (especially British) tupped, tup|ping, noun. –v.i. 1. to walk in an affected or prancing manner. 2. (of a horse or other animal) to canter or gallop easily; prance. 3 …
104tit|u|bate — «TIHCH u bayt», intransitive verb, bat|ed, bat|ing. 1. to stagger; totter; stumble. 2. Figurative. to falter in speaking; stammer. ╂ …
105tit|u|ba|tion — «TIHCH u BAY shuhn», noun. an unsteady gait or a tottering, associated with spinal and cerebral disorders. ╂[< Latin titubātiō, ōnis < titubāre to stagger] …
106tit|u|lar|ly — «TIHCH uh luhr lee, TIHT yuh », adverb. with respect to title; nominally …
107tit|u|lar|y — «TIHCH uh LEHR ee, TIHT yuh », adjective, noun, plural lar|ies. = titular. (Cf. ↑titular) …
108tit|u|lar — «TIHCH uh luhr, TIHT yuh », adjective, noun. –adj. 1. in title or name only; nominal: »He is a titular prince without any power. 2. having a title; titled. 3. having to do with a title. 4. a) of or having to do with certain Roman Catholic… …
109Tit (bird) — Chickadee redirects here. For other uses, see Chickadee (disambiguation). Tits and chickadees Crested Tit in Scotland …
110tit for tat — noun an equivalent given in return • Hypernyms: ↑return, ↑paying back, ↑getting even * * * n blow for blow, retaliation, revenge, requital, reprisal, measure for measure, counterblow, counterbuff, countercharge FORMAL quid pro quo,lex talionis …
