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Meanings of mitt in English
Usage of mitt in English
1
He likes her, in spite of the frosty mitt she handed him.
2
An oven mitt had been left in the Thermador the previous evening.
3
I stuck my fingers inside the mitt and felt more sand inside.
4
Tim came across the grass with a big mitt under his arm.
5
He held out a hand from which he removed his fur mitt.
6
Mike froze in the act of sliding his mitt onto his handlebars.
7
You'll probably take a basketball with you, or wear your baseball mitt.
8
Well, bo, all this limelight stuff is playing right into your mitt.
9
I'll bet he's got a kick like a mule in either mitt.
10
I found this really stupid oven mitt and bought it for her.
11
On really cold days, wear this liner under a glove or expedition mitt.
12
The left fielder threw well, and the ball struck in the catcher's mitt.
13
We highly recommend the use of a mitt with this one.
14
The mitt work is tactical, but when you're sparring, you're fighting.
15
His was a warm mitt of a paw, with calluses in interesting places.
16
Everybody gave her the frosty mitt and they had to leave.
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Mitt through the time
Mitt across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common