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Meaning of 'dit' (Webster Dictionary)

1 . Dit [ n.]
- A word; a decree.
- A ditty; a song.
2 . Dit [ v. t.]
- To close up.

Nearby Words:

ditation ditch ditched ditcher ditches ditching dite diterebene dithecal dithecous

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