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mitt

noun as in fist

noun as in glove

noun as in hand

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This pick will withstand high temps without making you feel like you’re wearing boxing mitts.

Once you’re done exploring the park’s 90-plus miles of hiking trails, cool down in the creek or kick back on the front deck and warm your mitts by the fire on a pair of crimson Adirondack chairs.

For the average person in average cold temperatures, it would be prudent to have a medium-weight glove that has good dexterity, but also to carry some heavier synthetic mitts that are often very lightweight and warm.

Carefully remove the bread pudding from the pot using oven mitts and the trivet handles.

In 2012, Obama narrowly beat Mitt Romney among Florida Cubans, according to exit polls.

The other person for whom a path to the nomination, let alone a candidacy, seems much less likely is Mitt Romney.

Then last week, Bloomberg Businessweek ran a banner headline “Jeb Bush Has a Mitt Romney Problem.”

Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, and Mitt Romney are each doing their best to keep their hopes and options alive.

In 2012, Mitt Romney lost women voters by 11 points, and Republicans lost them by 11 points.

With five thousand dollars in your mitt, you wouldn't need to hang around here to take a lot of slurs.

“Old man Willard held out the marble mitt that-a time, Derry,” said he.

As I watched, she picked up a heavy motorcycle jacket, worn as a catcher's mitt, and put it on like armor.

Ich will Kacht, in den namen Gotts, zu den biderben luten und willig mitt und under inen sterben.

Carrying the bag that contained his uniform and mitt, he swung off with a vigorous, buoyant stride, whistling cheerfully.

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On this page you'll find 80 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to mitt, such as: capture, detention, imprisonment, incarceration, jailing, and accommodation.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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