whit

noun
UK: /wɪt/
US: /wɪt/

  1. A very small amount; a bit.

    1. I don't care one whit about his opinion on that matter.
    2. She doesn't give a whit what people think, she lives her life freely.

Synonyms

morsel particle speck grain crumb shred jot mite fragment ounce iota

Frequently Asked Questions

The phonetic transcription of "whit" is /wɪt/ in British English and /wɪt/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "whit": morsel, particle, speck, grain, crumb, shred, jot, mite, fragment, ounce, iota.

Example usage of "whit": "I don't care one whit about his opinion on that matter.". More examples on the page.