Pitt

Pennsylvania panthers' school

Pitt is a surname, most famously associated with British statesmen William Pitt the Elder and William Pitt the Younger, both of whom served as Prime Minister.

In contemporary usage, Pitt often refers to the actor Brad Pitt.

The University of Pittsburgh is commonly called Pitt: Pitt's basketball team made the tournament.

actor

Hollywood

American film industry center

Aniston · Troy · Moneyball · Inglourious Basterds · Plan B · celebrity · A-lister · heartthrob · leading man · Redford

pit

stone

Solid earth fragment

avocado · plum · olive · apricot · nectarine · drupe · remove · unpitted · spitter · kernel

surname

William

Male given name

British · Chatham · statesman · Whig · orator · colonial · Napoleon · George III · Westminster · cabinet

university

cathedral

Bishop's principal church

  • PennsylvaniaNortheastern founding colony state
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Oakland · fraternity · sorority · campus · alumni · engineering · medical school · ACC · Fitzgerald · rivalry

place

Pennsylvania

Northeastern founding colony state

county · township · ville · burgh · town · city · abbreviation · locale · nickname

Categories
Opposites
HOLLYWOOD LEADING MEN (Brad Pitt)

PittJolie

French for attractive

Angelina · Angelina Jolie · character actor · Jennifer Aniston · Aniston

BRITISH POLITICAL HISTORY (William Pitt the Elder/Younger)

PittFox

Prominent media surname

George III · North · Walpole · Napoleon · Burke

UNIVERSITY IDENTITY (University of Pittsburgh)

PittPenn State

Large Pennsylvania public university

West Virginia · WVU · Syracuse · Notre Dame · Carnegie Mellon

Phrases
Family

pit, pitted, pitfall, pitting, Pittsburgh, pithead, pitman

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G