noun
transitive verb
intransitive verb
-·tled, -·tlingalt. sp. of victual
vittle
vit·tle 
A nice plate of vittles.
Vittle is an obsolete alternative to the word victual, which is defined as food prepared to be eaten.
A piece of chicken that has been grilled and is ready to eat is an example of a vittle.
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vittle
noun
NonstandardVariant of victual
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Usage notes
The plural form, vittles, is now more commonly used for both singular and plural instances.
Verb
(third-person singular simple present vittles, present participle vittling, simple past and past participle vittled)
- To provide or obtain edible provisions.
Origin
Originally an alternate spelling of victual.
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