DIT

DIT


This is a 3 letter answer

Dictionary definitions:


Word: dit
Phonetic: /dɪt/
Listen:

To stop up; block (an opening); close (compare Scots dit).
To close up.


All clues having "DIT" for an answer:

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Thatll be quite enough!
1969 Jerry Rubin book
Bit of Morse code
Bit of code
Click in telegraphy
Code character
Code click
Code sound
Code word
Code word?
Dahs Morse partner
Dahs counterpart
Dahs counterpart in Morse code
Dahs go-with
Dahs opposite
Dahs partner
E
LEARNED MAN
Loaf on the job
Morse E
Morse Code E
Morse Code unit
Morse bit
Morse character
Morse click
Morse code click
Morse code dot
Morse code sound
Morse code symbol
Morse code tap
Morse code word
Morse minimum
Morse morsel
Morse morsel?
Morse quickie
Morse sound
Morse symbol
Morse tap
Morse unit
Morse word
Morse-code E
Morse-code character
Morse-code click
Morse-code word
On-___ (soupon of gossip)
On___ (gossips morsel)
One-quarter of an H
Part of a Morse code letter
Quick click
Radio code sound
SOS beginning
SOS starter
Short Morse code bit
Small bit of code
Tapped-out character
Telegraph sound
Telegraph tap
Telegraphed sound
Telegraphers e
Telegraphic E
Telegraphic click
Telegraphic sound
Telegraphic tap
___ da jow (Chinese liniment)
Said: French.
On ___ (it is said): Fr.
Said: Fr.
On ___ (they say): Fr.
Code word in telegraphy.
On
On ___, bit of gossip.
Telegraphic code sound.
On ___ (piece of gossip): Fr.
Surnamed: Fr.
Dah's companion
On-___ (rumor)
Morse signal
Morse-code unit
Dah's partner
Morse code signal.
Ham's click
Telegraph code word
Code signal.
Morse-code signal
On ___ (gossip's morsel)
Partner of dah
Dah's counterpart
Morse dot
E, in Morse
Dah's go-with
One-quarter of an H, in Morse code
Dah's counterpart in Morse code
Telegraph e
E, in Morse code
Certain coded tap
Dahs Morse counterpart
Morse code syllable




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