slit|slits|slitting in English

verb

[slɪt]

cut open along a line, make a straight narrow cut, cut lengthwise; cut into strips

Use "slit|slits|slitting" in a sentence

1. Many have barbels and small gill slits, with the fifth slit overlapping the fourth.

2. Although the drum in the photograph has two slits, many have only one long slit.

3. Slits for mouths?

4. Slit-drum

5. His eyes narrowed to slits.

6. Adjustable slit nozzle

7. Bartizansgenerally are furnished withoyletsorarrow slits

8. But there aren't any eye slits.

9. Won't be me that slits her throat.

10. Guy slit open the envelope.

11. In case of extra admissible pressure from bag (1) inside, pressure keeps valve slits (11) open, overcoming elasticity forces keeping slits closed.

12. The aberration may be different across the exposure slit but the sensitivity is substantially independent of the slit position.

13. Phylogenetically, the Branchial apparatus is related to gill slits.

14. Unlike most cats whose eyes contract to slits the Caracals …

15. Tweed Breeks Slit Pocket Teviot 124/980

16. Tweed Breeks Slit Pocket Kirkton 283/570

17. Let's remember the infamous double-slit experiment.

18. I should slit your mother's throat next

19. Take your razor and slit your throat.

20. Rebecca Taylor Slit Neck Blouse $175.00 $175.00 $175.00

21. It even gets a touch gory when Russell comes over all Rambo and starts slitting throats.

22. Millen says shoot low - aim at the slits above the ground.

23. 8202 | Handsaws; blades for saws of all kinds (including slitting, slotting or toothless saw blades): |

24. Arrow slit the tank with armor-piercing rounds.

25. Try anything funny, And I'll slit your throat!