Whit is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHIT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the smallest particle imaginable, also HAET
• The smallest part or particle imaginable; a bit; a jot; an iota; -- generally used in an adverbial phrase in a negative sentence.
• a tiny or scarcely detectable amount
• smallest particle
ADJECTIVE:
• connected with or following Whit Sunday
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a particle

Words related to WHIT

haet7 whits11

Words that contain WHIT

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How to use WHIT in a sentence

• And Lady Castlewood was no whit less gracious and attractive to Harry than in the old days when as a lad he had first kissed her fair, protecting hand.
• Silence, who seemed no whit surprised, caught my arm and steadied me, and we both saw the Colonel then drop upon his knees and come thus to a level with his sister.
• There is a heavy duty payable on foreign saddles in Russia, and they are not one whit better, or indeed so well suited to the purpose, as those made in the Caucasus.
• His verses, I protest, are no whit less graceful or sparkling than those of his more eminent companions, Leigh Hunt and Barry Cornwall.
• With equal advantages, women are no whit behind men in any thing except physical strength.
• The other six States based their claims on various charters, which in reality conferred rights not one whit more substantial.
• They journeyed in such wise that not a whit was taken from them.
• It is every whit as respectable as the other, and as well conducted.
• Her name was Eleanora, but her parents called her Tweetie, which really did not sound so bad as it might if Tweetie had been one whit less pretty.
• There was no whit of timidity about him, nor was he the least impertinent.
• Poor Mother Ceres had now found out what had become of her daughter, but was not a whit happier than before.
• But Herodotus loses little, and North is every whit as good as Plutarch.
• But with his growing age and misfortune Uncle Willie was never a whit less cheerful.
• However, he is to go, and I cannot speak to him or look at him or comfort him a whit, and I must submit.
• In vain Gordon, his anger no whit abated, sought for him high and low.
• I do not believe that the men who conduct our own government are a whit behind the foremost of other countries in the desire to promote science.
• And in poetic expression and single beauties he does not stand a whit behind them.
• Their gowns were every whit as costly as those of the ladies.
• She just about saved my life and reason, too, when there was nobody else to care a whit whether I lived or died.
• He was not annoyed, because personally he simply did not care a whit whether they moved or not.
• Robin and Maid Marian are, of course, characters no whit less idealized than the shepherds, though the process was largely effected by popular tradition instead of by the author.
• Its successor, the Company of the West Indies, which dominated colonial commerce from 1664 to 1669, was not a whit more liberal.
• But she remained quite unaware of him, and he, no whit disconcerted, calmly seated himself at one of the tables behind her and took up a pack of cards.
• I know not a whit further of the things I wish to hear.
• But this did not reconcile Wilford one whit the more to Silverton.
• The young Egyptians were every whit as cultured, as intelligent, as themselves, every whit as accustomed to deference from others, and implicitly assumed the right to demand it.
• It had not daunted one whit the hearts of the invading foe.

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