titty

[ tit-ee ]

/ ˈtɪt i /

noun, plural tit·ties.Slang: Usually Vulgar.

a breast or teat.

Origin of titty

First recorded in 1740–50; tit² + -y²

Words nearby titty

titter, tittivate, tittle, tittle-tattle, tittup, titty, titubation, titular, titulary, titulus, Titus

Definition for titty (2 of 2)

titty²

or tit·tie

[ tit-ee ]

/ ˈtɪt i /

noun, plural tit·ties.Scot. Informal.

sister.

Origin of titty

1715–25; perhaps originally form of sister in children's speech

Example sentences from the Web for titty

Titty turned round and perceived the mistake she had made; and she felt so angry that she made up her mind to be revenged at once.
The Red Fairy Book|Various
Titty Mouse went a-gleaning, and Tatty Mouse went a-gleaning.
English Fairy Tales|Flora Annie Steel
You see, Titty, I'm always a-thinking of you, day and night.
Ten Thousand a-Year. Volume 1.|Samuel Warren
Or you may have made a smite; you a'n't such a bad-looking fellow, when you're dressed as you are now—you a'n't indeed, Titty!
Ten Thousand a-Year. Volume 1.|Samuel Warren

But when Titty went to put hers in, the pot tumbled over, and scalded her to death, and Tatty sat down and wept.
English Fairy Tales|Flora Annie Steel

单词	titty
释义	titty ¹ [ tit-ee ] / ˈtɪt i / noun, plural tit·ties.Slang: Usually Vulgar. a breast or teat. Origin of titty ¹ First recorded in 1740–50; tit² + -y² Words nearby titty titter, tittivate, tittle, tittle-tattle, tittup, titty, titubation, titular, titulary, titulus, Titus Definition for titty (2 of 2) titty² or tit·tie [ tit-ee ] / ˈtɪt i / noun, plural tit·ties.Scot. Informal. sister. Origin of titty ² 1715–25; perhaps originally form of sister in children's speech Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for titty Titty turned round and perceived the mistake she had made; and she felt so angry that she made up her mind to be revenged at once. The Red Fairy Book\|Various Titty Mouse went a-gleaning, and Tatty Mouse went a-gleaning. English Fairy Tales\|Flora Annie Steel You see, Titty, I'm always a-thinking of you, day and night. Ten Thousand a-Year. Volume 1.\|Samuel Warren Or you may have made a smite; you a'n't such a bad-looking fellow, when you're dressed as you are now—you a'n't indeed, Titty! Ten Thousand a-Year. Volume 1.\|Samuel Warren But when Titty went to put hers in, the pot tumbled over, and scalded her to death, and Tatty sat down and wept. English Fairy Tales\|Flora Annie Steel
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