What is the correct spelling for LITTE?
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Correct spelling for LITTE
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Possible correct spellings for litte
- late It would be late, and she would be in bed, perhaps, but that made no difference.
- latter The latter can be used by one man, but is easier with two.
- letter Oh, by the way, I have the letter here in my safe-I found it only the other day."
- lit It lit up the glory of her red-gold hair.
- lite His eyes stared vacantly straight up at the ceiling, where a single cobweb which Jean had not noticed swayed in the air-current Lite set in motion with the opening of the door.
- liter A solution of 50 grams of ammonium sulphide per liter of water is next brushed on, and the fur again dried.
- lithe The air of lazy jesting disappeared; his face became earnest, and he walked with a kind of meekness beside the girl, looking at her guardedly with a devotion that did not lose the grace of a single motion of her lithe figure.
- litre It is easy of trial, and may be used by dissolving one gramme of chloride of gold in half a litre of ordinary water, and thirty grammes of hyposulphite of soda in another half litre of similar water; then pour the solution of chloride of gold into that of soda, by little and little, agitating it exactly as in M. Fizeau's preparation, of which there is but a variation.
- litter No litter of beloved birds' eggs, snake-skins, turtle-shells!
- little He thought for a little.
- lotto Lotto, Wieniawski, Teresina Tua, and a host of other distinguished violinists studied under him: among them also was Charles M. Loeffler, of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
- lute Then he commanded one of the hand-maidens to take the lute and strike it over the Wag's head, whilst the rest smote upon their instruments.
- latte However that might be, he was very amusing; and as we cared nothing for the police, we not only endured but we encouraged his visits,-which was not hard to do in view of his passion for poncio spongato and spuma di latte.
- Lottie Lottie withered into penitence with the first words of this reproof.
- LOTT August 3, 1910. Mr. G. W. McBride: Please deliver to Edward Lott goods from your store to the amount of ten dollars, and charge to my account.
