• bit "Didn't hurt me a bit," said Chumbley.
• fit She isn't fit for it.
• kit Kit told me;-tell them about it,-I can't.
• lit When it was full a fire was lit above it.
• mit I vos hit mit der ear off, und vos hongry as never vos; Sands is goin' to die, und maybe Elliott vill not get some better; some odders vos hurted, und der guide vos took brisoner."
• nit It is frequently embarrassing to be encumbered by fame, and my modesty often compels me to travel incog-nit-o; but just now, having a yearning desire to hobnob with my old college chump, Lefty Locke, I am blushingly compelled to reveal my identity.
• pit He could recall the dreadful sensation of pitching forward into a seemingly bottomless pit, and shivered afresh at the memory.
• quit 13 I was quit of Zerach Kneip and his long finger-nail, but I was not so much the better off.
• sit "That is, after I have gone to rest for a little while longer; I am in no hurry; won't you sit down, Una?
• suit Well, he would not suit you, Tommy.
• ult No great progress is made in the sieges of Gibraltar and Mahon; on the 27th ult.
• unit The real unit was the day's work of 'hearty, healthy, and robust young men.
• ut Ut gesserit rempublicam ductu, imperio, auspicio suo, etc.
• wit And I cannot forget that Marie Antoinette was at bay: all her senses, all her wit alert.
• Cit Hee ha's done Nobly, and cannot goe without any honest mans Voyce 2. Cit.
• Git "I'm glad thar's a way fer me to git eddicated, fer I must hev larnin' afore I kin go on the stage.
• It "Vell, you tink of it now.
• HIT "I 'lowed them Blairs hed hit in head ter lay-way me this evenin'," he mused.
• ZIT Come here an' zit a while below Theaese tower, grey and ivy-bound, In sheaede, the while the zun do glow So hot upon the flow'ry ground; An' winds in flight, Do briskly smite The blossoms bright, upon the gleaede, But never stir the sleepen sheaede.

Stutured

• holding sway over
• sputtered
• stared
• starred
• stated
• stature
• statures
• statute
• steered
• stetted