at-pitten • pitten-at adjective annoyed pit verb (past tense pat, pot, past participle pitten) put- tae pit mad to make angry
- tae pit at to annoy ☞ “That pits at me”
- pit fur send for ☞ “Pit fur the doctor at wance” ☞ “Pit in thee hand noo” “an invitation to start helping oneself” (e.g. at a supper table)
- pit on to make an excuse; pretend
- pitten past participle put (A pupil noticed another pupil’s mistake and allegedly said to the teacher “He’s gin and pitten pitten whar he should hiv pitten put”)
- pitten aboot upset or flustered
- pitten tae • teu-pitten put to (
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