The Meaning of pitt

• (noun) English statesman who brought the Seven Years' War to an end (1708-1778)
• (noun) English statesman and son of Pitt the Elder (1759-1806)
• (noun) a British playwright who created the fictional character Sweeney Todd (1799-1855)

Synonyms

Pitt , George Pitt , George Dibdin Pitt , George Dibdin-Pitt , Pitt , William Pitt , Second Earl of Chatham , Pitt the Younger , Pitt , William Pitt , First Earl of Chatham , Pitt the Elder

Homophones

pit

Rhymes

acquit , admit , armpit , barritt , befit , bit , boblitt , brit , britt , bullshit , burditt , chit , clampitt , cockpit , commit , counterfeit , dewitt , dewitte , douthit , douthitt , emit , fit , fitt , flit , fytte , gillett , goldschmidt , grit , hit , hitt , hypocrite , identikit , it , it-wit , kit , knit , lafitte , legit , lit , litt , mcnitt , messerschmitt , misfit , mitt , moonlit , nit , obit , omit , outfit , outwit , permit , pit , plitt , politte , presplit , pritt , quit , readmit , recommit , remit , resubmit , retrofit , savitt , schmidt , schmit , schmitt , shit , sit , skit , slit , smit , spit , split , stitt , submit , sunlit , tidbit , tit , transmit , tritt , unfit , vitt , whit , whitt , wit , witt , witte , writ