Slit ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Slit ( verb )

1. To make a long, narrow cut or opening in something, typically using a sharp knife or scissors.
2. To divide something into two parts with a long, narrow cut or opening.

Origin:

From the old english word "slitan" meaning "to cut with a sharp instrument".

Examples:

1. She slit open the envelope to read the letter inside.
2. The thief slit the purse open and took the money.
3. The cook slit the fish open to remove the bones.
4. He slit the rope to release the boat.
5. The tailor slit the fabric to make the pants.

(As a noun)

Slit ( noun )

1. To make a long, narrow cut or opening in something, typically using a sharp knife or scissors.
2. To divide something into two parts with a long, narrow cut or opening.

Origin:

From the old english word "slitan" meaning "to cut with a sharp instrument".

Examples:

1. She slit open the envelope to read the letter inside.
2. The thief slit the purse open and took the money.
3. The cook slit the fish open to remove the bones.
4. He slit the rope to release the boat.
5. The tailor slit the fabric to make the pants.