DOIT


Meaning of DOIT in English

I. ˈdȯit noun

( -s )

Etymology: Dutch duit, from Middle Dutch duit, doyt; akin to Old Norse thveiti small coin, thveita to hew — more at whittle

1. : an old Dutch coin equal to 1/8 stiver or about 1/2 farthing

2. : a small amount : trifle , bit , whit

II. verb

( -ed/-ing/-s )

Etymology: probably alteration of dote (I)

intransitive verb

dialect Britain : dote I 1

transitive verb

Scotland : perplex

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