Similar words: title, entity, entitle, nonentity, entitled, appetite, aptitude, identity. Meaning: [tɪt] 
n. 1. either of two soft fleshy milk-secreting glandular organs on the chest of a woman 2. the small projection of a mammary gland 3. small insectivorous birds.
n. 1. either of two soft fleshy milk-secreting glandular organs on the chest of a woman 2. the small projection of a mammary gland 3. small insectivorous birds. 
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(31) The filiform tit of patient tongue gradually atrophy disappears, channel grain is deepened show branch foliaceous, glossal surface is slick and tide is red.
(32) Next glossa body is intumescent, show vermeil (pinkish red) , at the same time strut of bacterium shape tit, hyperaemia.
(33) Their tit for tat trade disputes finally led to an all - out trade war.
(34) Tit: I heard of a monk who had been using a set of prayer beads for a long time.
(35) The court adjudicates the controversy sound that draws give tit for tat again.
(36) I think they're playing a tit - for - tat game(Sentencedict.com), but Kobe is the best.
(37) It's not as easy as tit looks. You need finesse, not strength.
(38) Can the man get lacteal cancer? Why? Is the tit often has a good thing is lacteal cancer indicative?
(39) This is tit - for - tat: it does not yet look like escalation.
(40) The cock finds a tit - bit, and loudly calls the hens.
(41) Recently, tit in has been to signal transduction through its kinase domain to sense mechanical load.
(42) Tit for tat, complex, set a trap another, trying to get the other side became visible.
(43) However Qin Dynasty in the idea is also a morsel strange, how Yang Jie before return and his give tit for tat of, replied a telephone, suddenly have not did the bottom annoy.
(44) This time we gave tit for tat, fought and made a very good job of it.
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