chit
111chitterlings — chit|ter|lings [ˈtʃıtəlıŋz US ər ] n also chit|lings [ˈtʃıtlıŋz]chit|lins [ lınz] [plural] the ↑intestine of a pig eaten as food, especially in the southern US …
112Cit (consciousness) — Chit (चित्) is a Sanskrit word meaning consciousness. It is a core principle in all ancient spiritual traditions originating from the Indian subcontinent. In Upanishads it is referred to as the Drishta or the Seer, the Sense that makes sense of… …
113chitlings — /chit linz, lingz/, n. chitterlings. Also, chitlins /chit linz/. * * * …
114cit — /chit/, n. Hinduism. pure consciousness. Also, chit. Cf. Sat cit ananda. [ < Skt] * * * …
115chitte — ⇒CHIT(T)E, (CHITE, CHITTE)subst. fém. Toile des Indes imprimée avec des planches de bois, avec couleurs éclatantes et très résistantes. Des chittes superbes pour sa femme (BERNARDIN DE SAINT PIERRE, La Chaumière indienne, 1791, p. 75). Rem.… …
116chite — ⇒CHIT(T)E, (CHITE, CHITTE)subst. fém. Toile des Indes imprimée avec des planches de bois, avec couleurs éclatantes et très résistantes. Des chittes superbes pour sa femme (BERNARDIN DE SAINT PIERRE, La Chaumière indienne, 1791, p. 75). Rem.… …
117chittam bark — chit·tam bark chit əm .bärk n CASCARA SAGRADA …
118chitterlings — chit|ter|lings [ tʃıtərlıŋz ] or chit|lins [ tʃıtlınz ] noun plural a pig s INTESTINES (=tubes that carry food from the stomach out of the body), eaten as food …
119chitchat — chit•chat [[t]ˈtʃɪtˌtʃæt[/t]] n. v. chat•ted, chat•ting 1) light conversation; casual talk; gossip 2) to converse lightly or casually • Etymology: 1700–10; gradational compound based on chat chit′chat ty, adj …
120chitlings — chit•lings [[t]ˈtʃɪt lɪnz, lɪŋz[/t]] also chit•lins [[t] lɪnz[/t]] n. coo chitterlings …
