- on the tit
- Australian Slang(of a baby) breast-feeding
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tit — English has three separate words tit. The oldest, ‘breast’ [OE], belongs to a West Germanic family of terms for ‘breast’ or ‘nipple’ that also includes German zitze and Dutch tit: it presumably originated in imitation of a baby’s sucking sounds.… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
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