doit
/dɔɪt
/noun [in singular] archaic
A very small amount of money.People who will not give a doit to relieve a lame beggar, will lay out ten to see a show.
Origin
Late 16th century: from Middle Low German doyt, Middle Dutch duit, of unknown origin.
Rhymes
- non placet
- non-planar
- non-planarity
- non-playing
- non plevin
- non-plural
- nonplus
- nonplussed
- nonplusser
- non plus ultra
- non-point source
- non-poisonous
- non-polar
- non-political
- non-polluting
- non-popular
- non-popularity
- non-porous
- non-positive
- non-positive definite
- non possumus
- non-power
- non-practicing
- non-practising
- non-precedential