mitt
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /mɪt/
mitt means: A large glove that protects your hand when handling hot things or catching a ball.
noun
A large glove that protects your hand when handling hot things or catching a ball.
- Use a mitt for that hot pan.
- He caught the ball in his mitt.
- Where are the oven mitts?
A glove with one part for your thumb and another for all your other fingers.
- She lost a wool mitt.
- The children wore warm mitts in the snow.
- These knitted mitts match my scarf.
A hand, especially when someone talks about touching or taking things.
- Keep your mitts off my cake!
- He grabbed the bag with his huge mitts.
- Wash those dirty mitts before dinner.
Questions about mitt
What does mitt mean?
A large glove that protects your hand when handling hot things or catching a ball.
What is mitt in other languages?
Türkçe: fırın eldiveni · Español: manopla · Français: gant de cuisine · Deutsch: Ofenhandschuh · Italiano: guanto da forno · 日本語: ミトン
How do you pronounce mitt?
It is pronounced /mɪt/.
How do you use mitt in a sentence?
Use a mitt for that hot pan. He caught the ball in his mitt.
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