lit n.
literature; also attrib.
![]() | DN III:vii 549: Some common cases of ‘back-formation,’ or ‘back-shortening,’ are: [...] lit. | ‘A Second Word-List From Nebraska’ in|
![]() | Plastic Age 100: There’s no sense in going over the prose lit. | |
![]() | letter 2 Dec. in Leader (2000) 103: I always thought that Eng Lit ought to be good. | |
![]() | Carny Kill (1993) 41: Miss Raye who had been my tenth grade Lit teacher. | |
![]() | (con. 1940s) Battle Lost and Won 355: Seeing that a Cambridge professor was to talk on Eng. Lit., I thought, ‘This will be quite like old times’. | |
![]() | Smiling in Slow Motion (2000) 202: They are writers who make their pronouncements through the fog of Eng. Lit. | diary 24 Aug.|
![]() | Indep. Rev. 12 Aug. 4: It was praised by John Carey, the top Oxford Eng Lit luminary. | |
![]() | Poet X 359: [Acknowledgements]To my editor, the OG of kid lit, Rosemary Brosnan. |