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pittite

pittite noun: a spectator in the pit of a theatre.

Noun (1)

pittite (plural pittites)

  1. A spectator in the pit of a theatre

Noun (2) capitalized: Pittite

Pittite (plural Pittites)

  1. (historical) A supporter of William Pitt the Younger (1759–1806), British Tory politician.

Forms of pittite

pluralpittites
pluralPittites

Origin of pittite

From pit + -ite.

From Pitt + -ite.

Questions about pittite

What does pittite mean?
Pittite means a spectator in the pit of a theatre.
What part of speech is pittite?
Pittite is a noun.
What is the plural of pittite?
The plural of pittite is pittites.

Words near pittite in the dictionary

  1. pitting resistance equivalent number
  2. pitting resistance equivalent numbers
  3. Pittinger
  4. pittings
  5. Pittington
  6. pittite
  7. pittites
  8. Pittland
  9. pittle
  10. pittle-pattle
  11. pittled

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