Petit is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PETIT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• (French) small, esp. of build, also PETITE
• (of a crime) petty
• of little or lesser importance
• Small; little; insignificant; mean; -- Same as Petty.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• small; minor

Words that contain PETIT

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How to use PETIT in a sentence

• We halted a few minutes in my petit salon at the end of the long suite of rooms.
• Their ancestor, or the first of the family who distinguished himself, was a man of very small stature, almost a dwarf, who was known as Le Petit.
• PETIT, RAYMOND, executor of the Estate of Madeleine Petit.
• Above there is an apartment where the petit juries occasionally retire, and adjoining it is the room where the grand jury assemble.
• These were in a few years widely distributed under the name of Petit Gulf cotton.
• I am going to take you first to the Petit Trianon, and we are going to walk leisurely through the rooms.
• The leaves are distilled only for the oil of petit grain.
• Petit of Toulouse has succeeded in determining the orbits of meteors relatively to the sun as well as to the earth.
• Two servants, the widow Petit, cook and house-keeper, and Louis, gardener, inhabited the house.
• Under cover of their guns the Germans fled across the Petit Morin in such confusion that they did not even hold the very defensible heights to the north of the river.
• Petit shall be made happy by her praises of his last purchase for her.
• Petit, a young doctor of his acquaintance who carefully attended him, not to go far away, in order, said he, that we may presently converse together.
• Here a chattering stream, the Petit Ruisseau, falls over white rocks to lose itself in the sand.
• One is a photograph by Pierre Petit, taken in 1863, which he sent to Mme.
• Gerard Petit, presumably with his hand upon his heart, as became his race, made one last low bow to genealogy.
• Petit, the Secretary of the late Archbishop, who had only escaped from the prison in which he had been confined with the unfortunate Prelate the day before.
• Then Gwiffert Petit beheld Enid where she stood, and it grieved him to see one of her noble mien appear so deeply afflicted.
• At this period captain Forrest reckoned eight sail to leeward, near another port called Petit Goave.
• Oudin Petit fell a victim to the covetousness of his son-in-law, who was a Catholic bookseller.
• Judging from the records of the ceaseless rows between the French and English on Le Petit Nord, there must be some lively nights in ghostland.
• She showed me most interesting articles which she had written for a Canadian newspaper describing the life on Le Petit Nord.
• Petit Dutaillis for certain kindly observations which I have taken into consideration.
• Father Petit, the priest of this woodland parish, spoke of her as one who might in time found a house of holy women amidst the license of the wilderness.
• There were two branches to the system, the grand and the petit juries.
• Petit, of whose cleverness you are aware, made a complete caricature on the event.
• For he put to the worse Sir Gawaine, Gaheris, Agravaine, Bagdemagus, Kay, Dodinas le Savage, Sagramore le Desirous, Gumret le Petit, and Griflet le Fise de Dieu.
• The petit chien are justly named, as they resemble a small dog in some particulars, although they have also some points of similarity to the squirrel.
• The next step was to deny them representation on the grand and petit juries in the State courts, through Jury Commissioners, who excluded them from the panels.
• In France, for instance, the sculptured rock-tombs of the valley of the Petit Morin show, some a human figure, some an axe, and some a combination of the two.

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