Quit
The Verbalist · 1881 · p. 4
—This word means, properly, to leave, to go away from, to forsake; as, "Avaunt! quit my sight." This is the only sense in which the English use it. In America, it is generally used in the sense of to leave off, to stop; as, " Quit your nonsense"; " Quit laughing"; " Quit your noise"; "He has quit smoking," and so on.
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