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bitser

American  
[bit-ser] / ˈbɪt sər /

noun

Australian Informal.

  1. a mongrel dog.

bitser British  
/ ˈbɪtsə /

noun

  1. informal  a mongrel dog

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Etymology

Origin of bitser

1905–10; perhaps bit 2 + -s 3 + -er 1

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“I sho’ will—an’, Miss Judy, I’m wonderin’ if you ain’t got a little bitser blue cloth what I mought patch my pants with.

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