Tittle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TITTLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to whisper, talk
• chatter; tattle
NOUN:
• a tiny amount or part of something
• a small written or printed stroke or dot, indicating omitted letters in a word.
• very small amount
• A particle; a minute part; a jot; an iota.
• a tiny or scarcely detectable amount
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a very small mark in writing or printing

Words related to TITTLE

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Words that contain TITTLE

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How to use TITTLE in a sentence

• Their kindly incidents and proofs of German chivalry are all of a negative character, and do not overthrow one jot or tittle of the opposing positive evidence.
• Sooner shall heaven and earth perish, than one tittle of the law shall perish.
• If we suspect the former of falsehood in any one tittle, we reject it altogether.
• But not let my beloved know a tittle of this, so long as it could be helped.
• But we will not be indebted even to so tried a friend for a tittle of our happiness.
• It makes us so understanding of the past that we would not alter one jot or tittle in it.
• They had a description of his person, which, though, as I afterwards found, it disagreed from mine in several material articles, appeared to them to tally to the minutest tittle.
• The less cause have you for doubting my faith, or hiding any tittle from me.
• Nevertheless, of this experience, though in the absence of social connection it could not have occurred, not one jot nor tittle can be made over to another by means of words.
• Nature often performs this operation herself, with the inevitable and irrevocable result, lifelong sterility, with no tittle of positive evidence during life of its occurrence.
• And though she may here differ from all others, she cannot yield one jot or tittle without proving false to her Lord and His truth.
• Every one who adds a jot or tittle of unnecessary weight to their burden is a foe of education.
• This is always the feeling that people have, when they meet with anyone wise enough to comprehend all their good and evil, and to despise not a tittle of it.
• Many other natural or artificial objects have added their tittle to the belief in thunderbolts.
• He fulfilled every jot and tittle of the law, and entered upon the duties for which he left the glories of heaven.
• He had tied both of them so clearly down to his will in the matter that it was found impossible to alter a tittle of his directions.
• The bases of the Moral Law, they shall stand in every tittle, although the stars should pass away.
• Nor will Masonry ever swerve one jot or tittle from its ancient and eloquent demand till all men, everywhere, are free in body, mind, and soul.
• No matter how fierce the assaults of the enemy or skillful his stratagem they have refused to yield one jot or one tittle of their cherished convictions.
• To this result our friends who were independent of party contributed no jot or tittle.
• For two years her heart had been hardening to its present condition, and she would not give up one tittle of the chance that now opened out before her hungry eyes.
• On the one hand, not a tittle of evidence is on record to carry the age of man in America beyond the present geological epoch.
• It has been stated that I had already begun to discern that it was impossible with perfect honesty to defend every tittle contained in the Bible.
• I know no mode of recognition that can add a tittle of weight to it.
• But then Grace was making the sacrifice for her children, and somehow one had the feeling that in giving up her liberty she was not surrendering a tittle of herself.
• In the center a Tittle milk-fed pig, mad with fear, was crouching flat on his stomach.
• Sir, enter into a subject that is not proper to be communicated every tittle of it to Mr.
• Neither my mother nor Miss Darnford know a tittle of it from me.
• At the age of twenty-nine he married Margaret Tittle, a lady born in the West Indies and possessed of West Indian property.
• There certainly has been not a tittle of answer except abuse.
• Scarboro would have died rather than vary by one jot or tittle her usual refreshments, or wear a new frock, on that particular night.
• Heaven and earth shall pass away sooner than one jot or tittle of these words fail.
• For amen I say unto you, till heaven and earth pass, one jot, or one tittle shall not pass of the law, till all be fulfilled.

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