A-mit', v. t.
[Lat. amittere, to lose, from a, or ab, from, and mittere, to send.] To lose. [Obs.]
A lode-stone fired doth presently amit its proper virtue. Browne.
[Lat. amittere, to lose, from a, or ab, from, and mittere, to send.] To lose. [Obs.]
A lode-stone fired doth presently amit its proper virtue. Browne.