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smit
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noun
- the smit dialect.an infection
he's got the smit
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of smit1
Example Sentences
Some lines shine out in the current context, a banker cries in anger 'It hath smit my credit!',
I declare, said my uncle Toby, smit with pity, I know of none; unless it be the pleasure which it has pleased God—— A fiddlestick! quoth she.
"Just so, and keeps his own lodgin' house in that little smit on a cottage across the creek on the Brookhouse farm road."
Many who belonged not to the orders, smit with desire for the glory of martyrdom, cast the mantles of Templars around them, and went cheerfully to death as such.
The woods that deck yon' fading waste, That every wanton gale embrac'd, Ere summer yet made haste to fly; How smit with frost the pride of June!
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