Whit
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 571
hwit, n. the smallest particle imaginable: a bit. [By-form of Wight, a creature.} White, hwTt, adj of the colour of snow pale colourle : pure: unblemished (B.) purified! fiom sin — n. the colour of snow anything white, as a white man, the mark at which an arrow is shot, the albuminous part of an egg —v to make white —n. White'll68 [A.S. hwit Ice, hvit-r Ger. wei ; also conn, with Sans, fvit, to be white, to shine. See Wheat.] 2J fate, fkr m£, hir mine Whom Whitebait, hwlt'bat, «, a very small, delicious while fish of the hearing kind, [-halt = food.
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