whit
/hweɪt/; /hwɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A small amount or particle of something, especially a white substance.
“She added a tiny whit of sugar to the tea.”
2. noun
A small amount or degree of something, especially a quality or characteristic.
“He had a small whit of doubt about the plan.”
3. verb
To make something white or whiter, or to cover something with white paint.
“The artist whit-washed the walls to create a blank canvas.”