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Quit
Quit
n.
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
small
passerine
birds
native
of
tropical
America
.
See
Banana
quit
,
under
Banana
,
and
Guitguit
.
Quit
v.
Released
from
obligation
,
charge
,
penalty
,
etc
.;
free
;
clear
;
absolved
;
acquitted
.
Quit
imp. & p. p.
of
Quit
Quit
a.
To
set
at
rest
; to
free
, as
from
anything
harmful
or
oppressive
; to
relieve
; to
clear
; to
liberate
.
Quit
a.
To
release
from
obligation
,
accusation
,
penalty
, or
the
like
; to
absolve
; to
acquit
.
Quit
a.
To
discharge
, as an
obligation
or
duty
; to
meet
and
satisfy
, as a
claim
or
debt
; to
make
payment
for
or of; to
requite
; to
repay
.
Quit
a.
To
meet
the
claims
upon
, or
expectations
entertained
of; to
conduct
; to
acquit
;
used
reflexively
.
Quit
a.
To
carry
through
; to go
through
to
the
end
.
Quit
a.
To
have
done
with
; to
cease
from
; to
stop
;
hence
, to
depart
from
; to
leave
; to
forsake
; as, to
quit
work
; to
quit
the
place
; to
quit
jesting
.
Quit
v. i.
To
away
; to
depart
; to
stop
doing
a
thing
; to
cease
.
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