Point and Whit

Point

Point noun - A particular and often important moment in time.

Whit and point are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whit" instead a noun "Point".

Whit

Whit noun - The smallest amount or part imaginable.
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Synonyms for Whit

Point and whit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Point" instead a noun "Whit".

Nearby Words: white, whitish

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  • Video Game / Dragon Quest Monsters Terry and Milayou are both accomplished champions of monster breeding in DQM, and Milayou was even dating a prince, but at some point between DQM and VI they lose all access to the world of monsters and seem to care not a whit, nevermind the fate of their monsters.
  • Radio / Adventures in Odyssey At one point, a man who was in the middle of trying to rob Whit's End says that they were made for each other.
  • Radio / Adventures in Odyssey Jack Allen for Whit; lampshaded in his introductory episode, where Connie, who was the most affected by Whit leaving, accuses Jack point-blank of trying to replace Whit.
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