Definition of Spitt

Spitt

expression

• A slang form of saying someone can rap, rhyme or vocally articulated. Compare to Verbiage, Maccin, Lyrical,RAP, Gift of Gab, and Wordy. Example: Hey Cousin I finally heard you [spitt] and you were very good.

  Last edited on Oct 02 2020. Submitted by Jaye-Supreme on Oct 02 2020.

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