tirrit Antonyms
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Meaning of tirrit
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tirrit (n.)
A word from the vocabulary of Mrs. Quickly, the hostess in Shakespeare's Henry IV., probably meaning terror.
tirrit Sentence Examples
- The incessant tirrit from the crickets kept me awake all night.
- The tiny tirrit of a mouse in the walls scared me out of my wits.
- The persistent tirrit of the doorbell annoyed me beyond measure.
- The gentle tirrit of rain on the windowpanes calmed my weary soul.
- The rhythmic tirrit of the sewing machine filled the room with a cozy warmth.
- The piercing tirrit of the alarm clock shattered my peaceful slumber.
- The faint tirrit of birdsong announced the arrival of a new day.
- The distant tirrit of a train whistle evoked memories of long-gone travels.
- The oppressive tirrit of silence weighed heavily upon my mind.
- The angry tirrit of a rattlesnake warned me of danger lurking nearby.
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A word from the vocabulary of Mrs. Quickly, the hostess in Shakespeare's Henry IV., probably meaning terror.
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The incessant tirrit from the crickets kept me awake all night.
The tiny tirrit of a mouse in the walls scared me out of my wits.
The persistent tirrit of the doorbell annoyed me beyond measure.
The gentle tirrit of rain on the windowpanes calmed my weary soul.
