SLIT

SLIT


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: slit
Word origin: late Old English slite (noun); related to Old English slītan ‘split, rend’ (of Germanic origin).
Phonetic: slɪt
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a long, narrow cut or opening. Example: make a slit in the stem under a bud
make a long, narrow cut in. Example: give me the truth or I will slit your throat
form (one's eyes) into slits; squint. Example: she slitted her eyes to look at him


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A straight cut
Alluring dress feature
Alluring skirt feature
Aperture
Archers hole
Buttonhole
Capri pants feature
Cats eye
Cheongsam feature
Chink or crack
Crack
Cut
Cut from a blade
Cut in a skirt
Cut like a letter opener
Cut list
Cut open
Cut the list
Cut with a knife
Dress cut
Eye opening
Eye opening for a squint
Feature of Capri pants
Feature of some skirts
Feature of some skirts or cuffs
Fine cut
French cuff feature
Gash
Gill opening
Grater feature
Grater opening
Hairline cut
Incise
Incision
It can make a skirt sexy
Its made with a blade
Jacket feature
Kind of skirt
Knife incision
Lance
Letter openers mark
Letter opening
Letter opening?
Like some nights
Like some skirts
Little opening
Long narrow opening
Long
Make a long cut in
Make incisions
Microchannel
Narrow aperture
Narrow cut
Narrow fissure
Narrow gap
Narrow incision
Narrow opening
Narrow space
Narrow vent
Not a short cut
Notch
Open a letter
Open an envelope
Open envelopes
Open letters
Open with a paper knife
Open
Opening
Opening on the list
Oriental dress feature
Peeping Toms viewing point
Pierced
Piggy bank feature
Placket
Pocket opening
Poncho feature
Possible dress feature
Punk rocker Tessa Pollitt
Razor cut
Revealing dress feature
Revealing skirt feature
Sever
Sexy dress feature
Sexy skirt feature
Sexy skirt opening
Skirt cut
Skirt feature
Skirt opening
Skirt vent
Slight opening
Small incision
Small opening
Some skirts have one
Spectrometer feature
Squint-eyed opening
Squinting eye
Start of a tear
Stitch target
Straight cut
Straight
Suggestive opening
Surgical cut
The Used ___ Your Own Throat
The Used: ___ Your own Throat
Thigh revealer
Thin aperture
Thin cut
Thin hole
Thin incision
Thin opening
Tight
Tiny opening
Turtles eye
Use a blade
Use a knife
Use a letter opener
Use a letter opener on
Vent
What an X-Acto knife might make
Where a tab might go
Slashed
Slash
Cut into narrow strips.
Skirt decoration.
Fissure
Feature of a sheath gown.
Necessity for a hobble skirt.
Ornamental slash.
Feature of a hobble skirt.
Cleave
Cut lengthwise.
Hobble skirt feature.
Rent
Cut, as in a skirt.
Cut into strips
Chink
Vent, in tailoring.
Louver
Open, as an envelope.
Feature of the hobble skirt.
Oriental skirt feature.
Cleft
Kind of trench
Type of pocket.
Peephole.
Hem attraction
Hong Kong skirt feature.
Eastern skirt style
Tight-skirt feature
Pocket feature
Use a letter-opener
Trench
Kind of trench or lamp
Type of skirt
Groove
A buttonhole is one
Crack; chink
Cut along a line
Part of some skirts
Eye opening?
Open, in a way.
Buttonhole, essentially
Eye opening, maybe
Cat's eye, sometimes
Buttonhole, e.g.
Squinting eye, e.g.
Turtle's eye, often
Operation creation
Start of many an operation
Buttonhole, for example
Use a scalpel on
Pupil of a snake's eye, often
Cut, as with a letter opener
Pupil of a lizard, e.g.
Not much light can get through it
Open with a letter opener
Thigh-baring dress feature
Long narrow cut
Long straight cut
Tissue box access
Buttonhole, say
Use a box cutter on
Old Bob illuminated the opening
Cut in a famous quantum-mechanics experiment
Letter openers creation
Armor helmet eyehole
Thin cut in an envelope
Eye of your cat when its lying in the sun on the patio
What an X-Acto knife make for you
Cats eye, at times
X-Acto knife cut
Opening made by a letter opener
Poncho opening
Narrow fabric cut
Feature of some dresses
Put a thin cut in
Paper cut, e.g.
Succeeded with literary opening
Soloist not even opening
Narrow slash
Cut of a dress, maybe
Eye opening?
Pupil of a cat's eye, often
Narrow cut, to open an envelope
Narrow cut in an envelope
Vertical-___ pupils (feature of cats and foxes)
Narrow gash
Make a clean cut
Evening gown feature
Shape of a fox's pupil
Buttonhole, basically
Knife cut
Tiny tear
Mask part
It allows for venting
Feature of a snake's eye
Cut, as with a box cutter




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