titi

[ tee-tee ]

/ tiˈti /

noun, plural ti·tis.

any of various small reddish or grayish monkeys of the genus Callicebus, of South America.

Origin of titi

1820–30, Americanism;<American Spanish

Words nearby titi

tithe barn, tither, tithing, tithonia, Tithonus, titi, Titian, Titian red, Titicaca, titillate, titillating

Definition for titi (2 of 2)

titi²

[ tee-tee, tahy-tahy ]

/ ˈti ti, ˈtaɪ taɪ /

noun, plural ti·tis.

a shrub or small tree of the southern U.S.,Cliftonia monophylla(black titi ), having glossy leaves and elongated clusters of fragrant white flowers.

Origin of titi

First recorded in 1820–30; origin uncertain

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Example sentences from the Web for titi

Through her haircare line, named for her grandmother, Jessie Branch, Titi Branch was revolutionary.
Goodbye To A Natural Hair Guru: Miss Jessie's Cofounder Titi Branch Dead At 45|Danielle Belton|December 16, 2014|DAILY BEAST
He argued that Titi was stunning and had a magnificent presence, but to no avail.
Israel’s Ethiopian Beauty Queen Sparks Debate|Don Futterman|April 12, 2013|DAILY BEAST
During the night Piatte and Titi were marched into the place.
Trooper 3809|Lionel Decle
When Titi went to release him the lad only offered one franc.
Trooper 3809|Lionel Decle

It was a beautiful little creature—a true saïmiri, or squirrel-monkey, called the “titi.”
Popular Adventure Tales|Mayne Reid
Titi, (p. 146) on beholding his picture of the Presentation, painted at Pisa, it exhibits extreme industry and very little taste.
The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 1 (of 6)|Luigi Antonio Lanzi
Everything would have gone off splendidly if that little diablesse Titi had not revived her feud with Fanchette.
The Cockaynes in Paris|Blanchard Jerrold

British Dictionary definitions for titi (1 of 3)

titi¹

/ (ˈtiːtiː) /

noun plural -tis

any of several small omnivorous New World monkeys of the genus Callicebus, of South America, having long beautifully coloured fur and a long nonprehensile tail

Word Origin for titi

via Spanish from Aymaran, literally: little cat

British Dictionary definitions for titi (2 of 3)

titi²

/ (ˈtiːtiː) /

noun plural -tis

any of various evergreen shrubs or small trees of the family Cyrillaceae of the southern US, esp the leatherwood and Cliftonia monophylla, which has white or pinkish fragrant flowers

Word Origin for titi

C19: of American Indian origin

British Dictionary definitions for titi (3 of 3)

titi³

/ (ˈtiːtiː) /

noun plural titi

NZ the sooty shearwater, Puffinus griseusSee muttonbird (def. 1)

Word Origin for titi

Māori, of imitative origin

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单词	titi
释义	titi ¹ [ tee-tee ] / tiˈti / noun, plural ti·tis. any of various small reddish or grayish monkeys of the genus Callicebus, of South America. Origin of titi ¹ 1820–30, Americanism;<American Spanish Words nearby titi tithe barn, tither, tithing, tithonia, Tithonus, titi, Titian, Titian red, Titicaca, titillate, titillating Definition for titi (2 of 2) titi² [ tee-tee, tahy-tahy ] / ˈti ti, ˈtaɪ taɪ / noun, plural ti·tis. a shrub or small tree of the southern U.S.,Cliftonia monophylla(black titi ), having glossy leaves and elongated clusters of fragrant white flowers. Origin of titi ² First recorded in 1820–30; origin uncertain Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for titi Through her haircare line, named for her grandmother, Jessie Branch, Titi Branch was revolutionary. Goodbye To A Natural Hair Guru: Miss Jessie's Cofounder Titi Branch Dead At 45\|Danielle Belton\|December 16, 2014\|DAILY BEAST He argued that Titi was stunning and had a magnificent presence, but to no avail. Israel’s Ethiopian Beauty Queen Sparks Debate\|Don Futterman\|April 12, 2013\|DAILY BEAST During the night Piatte and Titi were marched into the place. Trooper 3809\|Lionel Decle When Titi went to release him the lad only offered one franc. Trooper 3809\|Lionel Decle It was a beautiful little creature—a true saïmiri, or squirrel-monkey, called the “titi.” Popular Adventure Tales\|Mayne Reid Titi, (p. 146) on beholding his picture of the Presentation, painted at Pisa, it exhibits extreme industry and very little taste. The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 1 (of 6)\|Luigi Antonio Lanzi Everything would have gone off splendidly if that little diablesse Titi had not revived her feud with Fanchette. The Cockaynes in Paris\|Blanchard Jerrold British Dictionary definitions for titi (1 of 3) titi¹ / (ˈtiːtiː) / noun plural -tis any of several small omnivorous New World monkeys of the genus Callicebus, of South America, having long beautifully coloured fur and a long nonprehensile tail Word Origin for titi via Spanish from Aymaran, literally: little cat British Dictionary definitions for titi (2 of 3) titi² / (ˈtiːtiː) / noun plural -tis any of various evergreen shrubs or small trees of the family Cyrillaceae of the southern US, esp the leatherwood and Cliftonia monophylla, which has white or pinkish fragrant flowers Word Origin for titi C19: of American Indian origin British Dictionary definitions for titi (3 of 3) titi³ / (ˈtiːtiː) / noun plural titi NZ the sooty shearwater, Puffinus griseusSee muttonbird (def. 1) Word Origin for titi Māori, of imitative origin Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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