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spit (n) - narrow point of land or shoal projecting into the water. Old English spitu



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August 26th 2009 @ 13:58

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1. August 26th 2009 @ 14:09. katyzzz Says:
That's its literal one, what about the everyday usage version, Kristin?


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2. August 26th 2009 @ 20:09. Kristin Wolgemuth Says:
Hi Katyzzz- Good question! There are a bunch of definitions for spit. I suppose the most common one is the verb form, defined as "to eject saliva from the mouth" (Oxford American Dictionary). It can also be to pierce with a sword. The noun form includes additional definitions, including a skewer, a spade-depth of earth, or a long, narrow underwater bank. Whew!

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