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  1. An obsolete occasional spelling of dight.
  2. To dictate: as, you write, I'll dite.
  3. To write. [In both senses obsolete or prov. Eng. and Scotch.] He made a boke, and let it write, Wherin his lif he did all dite [var. write]. Rom. of the Rose, l. 6786.
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  • The men who predominantly do not follow Mediterranean dite, would be four times more likely to develop COPD. —  Emaxhealth
  • Akhono sei bibhajonti akdom chole gaache ta akdomi na. sutorang krishok sreni ba sramik sreni to durer kotha, amra kakhono sei prapyo sanman tio dite parini krishokder. —  Kafila
  • M. Nasrallah a fait la declaration qui repousse cheapest cialis generic price les conditions Americaines pour les pourparlers dite dans une parole qui marque l'anniversaire du Prophete Muhammad. —  Mini-ITX, Nano-ITX and Pico-ITX related news
  • But the really odd thing about this new-found love affair wasn't that he fell in love with another woman and his strange feelings didn't bother Mother one dite. —  magic-city-news.com
  • I'd become proficient in the use of the rototiller, the lawn sprayer, the lawn edger and all the other machines one needs to keep their property in pristine condition but me and the weed eater didn't like each other one dite! —  magic-city-news.com
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  1. from Middle English diten, from Old French ditier, dicter, compose, write, indict, from Latin dictare, dictate: see dictate, and indite, indict.
 

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