Slit is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLIT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make a long narrow cut in
• make a long, narrow cut in
• cut (something) into strips
• make a clean cut through
• cut a slit into
• make a long straight cut in
• form (one's eyes) into slits; squint
NOUN:
• a long, narrow cut or opening
• long narrow cut or opening
• To cut lengthwise; to cut into long pieces or strips; as, to slit iron bars into nail rods; to slit leather into straps.
• To cut or make a long fissure in or upon; as, to slit the ear or the nose.
• To cut; to sever; to divide.
• A long cut; a narrow opening; as, a slit in the ear.
• a long narrow opening
• obscene terms for female genitals
• a depression scratched or carved into a surface
• a narrow fissure
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a slit (a long, narrow cut) in
• 3d. pers. sing. pres. of Slide.

Words related to SLIT

slit4 slitless8 slitlike12 slits5 slitted8 slitter7 slitters8 slittier8 slittiest9 slitting9 slitty9

Words that contain SLIT

slits5 gaslit7 mislit8 slitty9 slither10 slitted8 slitter7 slithers11 slithery14 slitless8 slitlike12 slitters8 slittier8 slitting9 slithered13 slittiest9 slitherier13 slithering14 slitheriest14 transliterate13 transliterated15 transliterates14 transliterator14 transliterating16 transliteration15 transliterators15 transliterations16

How to use SLIT in a sentence

• Then watch, and you will see a bunch of tiny feathers appear through a slit in the door.
• The best plan is to make a second slit in this strap and slip it on, and then if the skin is still too long turn the end part up over the Ski at the back, sticking it on with wax.
• I took the lead up the companion with the pistol ready, hoping that one of the pirates might be close to the tiny slit I had cut in the board and would offer a target.
• The thunder roared, the lightning flashed through the slit in the wall, and the wind blew with such terrific violence that the tower shook and trembled.
• His tunic was open, and a huge blood-clot hung like a dark handkerchief out of a slit in his white shirt.
• In another moment the slit was clear again, and the luminous haze of the Milky Way shone warm and bright.
• So when the lady peeped through the slit in the tapestry, there, by the light of the night lamp, she saw the young king lying unconscious, whilst the princess also was asleep.
• It was a wooden box nailed up and a slit in the top.
• Her hands trembled as she groped for the matches and lit her candle, and the flap of the envelope was so closely stuck that she had to find her scissors and slit it open.
• The bark partially closes over the slit by which he entered, but leaves a little crack by which air can enter freely.
• Grasping his neck spines she allowed him to pull her through that narrow slit into the soft blackness of a surface night.
• His hand plunged out and down, raking the lever from one measure point to the very end of the slit in which it moved.
• One end is removed, and a slit, one-third of the length from the remaining end, cut in one side.
• A slit was cut in the bottom, shaped as shown at C, and the pointed ends thus formed were turned up to make a place for holding the base of a candle.
• Jimmy Hill was sent to hospital with his slit cheek, but was soon out and about again.
• The white eyes shone right at him in a rather friendly fashion, and further down a huge red slit in the black face framed two rows of teeth no less white than the eyes.
• It struck me every day The lightning was as new As if the cloud that instant slit And let the fire through.
• He squatted just underneath the slit, and began to quarry the earth at the foot of the wall with skill and determination.
• He was elderly and bald, with small pig-eyes, grey side-whiskers, and for mouth a hard square slit much like that of the collecting-box by the gate.
• STUFFED FIGS Cut a slit in the side of dried figs, take out some of the pulp with the tip of a teaspoon.
• Only through a single narrow slit the red light still shone.
• If caught a second time, his ear was slit, or bored through with a hot iron.
• I slit the piece of canvas up one side with my penknife.
• The points of broken glass still seemed to slit the flesh of her hands within their bandages.

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