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Definition of tit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
ornithologysmall bird of the Paridae family
- The tit perched on the tree branch.
2.
- Don't be such a tit, think before you act.
3.
- She wore a dress that showed her tit.
4.
- He only gave me a tit of his sandwich.
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small bird of the Paridae family
Expressions with tit
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characterized by retaliatory actions or responses
The tit-for-tat strategy led to escalating tensions.
small European bird with blue and yellow plumage
The blue tit flitted from branch to branch..
small bird with black cap and white nape
The coal tit flitted between the branches.
small European songbird with a black head and brownish body
A marsh tit perched on a branch in the forest.
adhesive tape used to secure clothing to skin
She used tit tape to keep her dress in place.
small brown bird native to California
The wren-tit is often seen in California gardens.
small bird with a distinctive long tail
The long-tailed tit flitted from branch to branch..
small European songbird with a speckled, erectile crest
The crested tit has a striking crest on its head.
small bird, Parus major, with black head and yellow belly
The great tit is common in European gardens.
small bird with black cap found in Europe and Asia
The willow tit lives in forests across Europe and Asia.
position of disadvantage or neglect
She was left at the hind tit when it came to promotions.
Origin of tit
Old English, titmāse (small bird)
Terms with tit included in their meaning
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birds
small bird of the tit family
Examples of tit in a sentence
The garden was full of chirping tits. He's acting like a tit, ignoring all advice. Stop being a tit and listen carefully. The baby latched onto her tit for feeding. He accidentally brushed against her tit while dancing. There's not a tit of truth in his story.
She added just a tit of sugar to the tea.
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- French:mésange, con, ...
- German:Meise, Trottel, ...
- Italian:cinciallegra, cretino, ...
- Spanish:carbonero, idiota, ...
- Portuguese:chapim, idiota, ...
- Chinese:山雀, 傻瓜, ...
- Japanese:シジュウカラ, バカ, ...
- Arabic:قَرْقَف, أَحْمَق, ...
- Hebrew:יַרְגָּזִי, אִידְיוֹט, ...
- Russian:синица, дурак, ...
- Ukrainian:синиця, дурень, ...
- Hindi:टिट, मूर्ख, ...
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