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mitten
[ mit-n ]
mitten
/ ˈmɪtən /
noun
- a glove having one section for the thumb and a single section for the other fingers Sometimes shortened tomitt
- slang.a boxing glove
Other Words From
- mitten·like adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of mitten1
Example Sentences
If you want an extra barrier because it’s just a little too hot in the mitten, you can place them in bags or wrap them in a thin cloth.
The best mittens have been providing heat to cold hands during freezing winters for centuries.
If you’re looking for something for similar purposes, Arc'teryx’s Fission SV mitten has a lot of the same features as the Alpha SV, but we haven’t tested it.
You’ll be knitting your mittens in the round, meaning there’s no clear beginning or end to each row—you’ll work in a spiral going upward.
You can now sip coffee out of a mug featuring Bernie and his mittens every morning if you so desire.
The cold mitten friction is a bath that is applicable to any condition where the child or adult needs "toning up."
With a rough mitten made out of either mohair, crash, or turkish towel, the entire body should now be rubbed until it is pink.
She don't need much of anything on her except a double-reefed mitten with the thumb brailed up.
He feebly slipped the large fur mitten lined with thickness of wool from his right hand.
A little later in the trial this testimony was fully corroborated by the statements of Captain Jack Mitten.
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