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blitt

 

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Noun blitt has 1 sense
  1. Bachelor of Literature, BLitt - a bachelor's degree in literature
    --1 is a kind of bachelor's degree, baccalaureate

Definitions from the Web

Blitt

Definition:

Blitt is a versatile term that can be used as a noun, verb, or adjective to convey different meanings based on the context.

Senses:

Noun:

1. A fictional creature described as a small, mischievous being with pointed ears and a long tail.

2. A colloquial term referring to a person who is known for being cunning or sneaky.

3. An abbreviation for "blended fruit smoothie" popular in health stores and juice bars.

Verb:

1. To transform or change something, often rapidly and drastically.

2. To deceive or trick someone in a humorous or lighthearted manner.

Adjective:

1. Referring to something that is extremely cool, trendy, or fashionable.

2. Describing an intense or lively state of excitement.

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

1. Watch out for the blitt in the enchanted forest; they are known to steal shiny objects.

2. He is a blitt when it comes to getting what he wants without being caught.

3. I'll have a refreshing blitt after my workout to reenergize.

Verb:

1. The artist blitted the entire canvas with vibrant colors, creating a stunning masterpiece.

2. She blitted her friends by pretending to be someone else in an online chat.

Adjective:

1. Wow, your new car looks absolutely blitt!

2. The atmosphere at the concert was blitt, with everyone dancing and singing along.

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