titty
1or tit·tie
[tit-ee]
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noun, plural tit·ties. Scot. Informal.
Origin of titty
11715–25; perhaps orig. form of sister in children's speech
titty
2[tit-ee]
noun, plural tit·ties. Slang: Usually Vulgar.
Origin of titty
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Examples from the Web for titty
Historical Examples of titty
Titty Ann pit 'e two han' 'pon me y-eyes, en 'e do bline me. '
Nights With Uncle RemusJoel Chandler Harris
Titty Ann pit 'e two han' 'pon me y-eyes, un 'e do bline me. '
Nights With Uncle RemusJoel Chandler Harris
But when Titty went to put hers in, the pot tumbled over, and scalded her to death.
English Fairy TalesAnonymous
You see, Titty, I'm always a-thinking of you, day and night.
Ten Thousand a-Year. Volume 1.Samuel Warren
Or you may have made a smite; you a'n't such a bad-looking fellow, when you're dressed as you are now—you a'n't indeed, Titty!
Ten Thousand a-Year. Volume 1.Samuel Warren