whit
111not one whit — not a whit/not one whit/old fashioned phrase not at all He seemed not one whit discouraged by the result. Thesaurus: not at allsynonym Main entry: wh …
112Tse-whit-zen — (pronounced [] in the Klallam language) is a 1700 to 2700 year old Klallam (Lower Elwha) village on the Port Angeles, Washington waterfront. A project for a graving dock ironically discovered in 2004 that it had been sited to include the village… …
113tu-whit tu-whoo — UK [tə ˌwɪt tə ˈwuː] / US [tə ˌwɪt tə ˈwu] / US [tə ˌhwɪt tə ˈhwu] noun [countable] Word forms tu whit tu whoo : singular tu whit tu whoo plural tu whit tu whoos British the sound that an owl makes …
114tu-whit — «tu HWIHT», intransitive verb, whit|ted, whit|ting. to hoot, as an owl …
115tu-whit, tu-whoo — n. a representation of the cry of an owl. Etymology: imit. * * * tu whit, tu whoo f1 [tu whit, tu whoo tu whit, tu whoos] [təˌwɪt təˈwuː] [təˌwɪt təˈwuː] noun …
116Tu-whit — Tu whoo Tu whoo , n. & interj. Words imitative of the notes of the owl. [1913 Webster] Thy tu whits are lulled, I wot, Thy tu whoos of yesternight. Tennyson. [1913 Webster] …
117not a whit — ► not a whit not at all. Main Entry: ↑whit …
118any whit — any while, any whit see while, whit …
119tu-whit tu-whoo — [ tə ,wıt tə wu, tə ,hwıt tə hwu ] noun count BRITISH the sound that an OWL makes …
120every whit — wholly. → whit …