immit
transitive verb
im·mit
iˈmit
immitted; immitted; immitting; immits
archaic
: to send or let in : inject, admit, introduce
Word History
Etymology
Latin immittere
- thirty-fourth
- thirty-nine
- thirty-ninth
- thirty-one
- thirty-one order
- thirty-second
- thirty-second note
- thirty-second rest
- thirty-seconds
- thirty-seven
- thirty-seventh
- thirty-six
- thirty-sixth
- thirty-third
- thirty-thirty
- thirty-three
- thirty-two
- thirty-two-foot octave
- thirty-two-foot pitch
- thirty-two-foot stop
- thirty-twomo
- thirty-twomos
- thirty-year man
- thirtyfold
- thirtyish