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Mitty
[ mit-ee ]
Mitty
/ ˈmɪtɪ /
noun
- Walter MittyWalter Mitty
- a fictional character given to grand and elaborate fantasies; daydreamer
- ( as modifier )
a Mitty act
a Walter Mitty character
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Derived Forms
- ˌMittyˈesque, adjective
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Other Words From
- Mitty·esque Mitty·ish adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Mitty1
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Example Sentences
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty opens in theaters on Christmas Day.
Then let Mitty, with his usual golden touch, note that the owners have their points, too!
In the dreams of Walter Neo-Mitty there is one recurring fantasy.
We must do something, girls, and look 'how it do rain,' as Mitty would say.
"She certainly is a sight," remarked Mary Lee, watching Mitty's exit.
Don't say done forgot; that sounds like Mitty and Unc' Landy.
"I has what I has," returned Mitty, breaking some splinters of wood across her knee.
Nan glanced at Mitty and the washerwoman who were eating their breakfast.
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