obit
/ˈoʊbɪt/; /ˈoʊbɪt/ or /ˈoʊbaɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A brief biographical notice, especially one that includes the date and place of birth and death, published in a newspaper or journal, typically on the day of a person’s death.
“The newspaper published an obit for the deceased celebrity.”
2. noun
A brief or formal notice of a person’s death, often including biographical details.
“The company released an obit for its former CEO.”
3. verb
To write or publish an obituary.
“The journalist was tasked with obiting a prominent figure.”
4. verb
To die or pass away.
“The old tree began to obit, its once-strong branches now brittle and weak.”