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61quit — To leave; remove from; surrender possession of; as when a tenant quits the premises or receives a notice to quit. notice to quit adj Clear; discharged; free; also spoken of persons absolved or acquitted of a charge …
62quit while one is ahead — in. to stop doing something while one is successful. □ When will I learn to quit while I’m ahead? □ Get into the market. Make some money and get out. Quit while you’re ahead …
63quit — [13] Quit comes from the same ultimate source as quiet – Latin quiētus. This originally meant simply ‘quiet, calm’, but in medieval Latin it developed a wider range of senses, including ‘unharmed’ and ‘free’. From it was derived the verb quiētāre …
64Quit India — Lecture publique dans le quartier de Basavanagudi à Bangalore, avec en arrière plan Charles Freer Andrews Le mouvement Quit India (Bharat chodo) était un appel pour une indépendance immédiate de l Inde, émis par Gandhi le 8 août 1942. Histoire Le …
65Quit claim — A lord s release of all claims he may have had over a *villein in return for which he received a sum of money or *quit rent as compensation for this loss of services …
66Quit rent — A rent paid in lieu of services otherwise owed. Cf. Quit claim …
67quit this place — leave, go away from here, blow this joint I m bored. Let s quit this place. Let s get out of here …
68quit hold of — archaic let go of. → quit …
69quit of — rid of. → quit …
70quit oneself — archaic behave in a specified way. → quit …