obit

(ō bit′, ō′bit; also, chiefly Brit äb′it)

noun

obituary

Origin: ME obite < OFr obit < L obitus, death < pp. of obire, to fall, die < ob- (see ob-) + ire, to go: see year

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noun
Informal

An obituary.

Origin:

Origin: Middle English, death, record of date of death

Origin: , from Old French, death

Origin: , from Latin obitus; see obituary

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