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What are some words that end with the suffix mit or miss?

Here are some words that end with the suffixes "mit" or "miss":

Words ending in "mit":

* Commit: To pledge or bind oneself to a course of action.

* Emit: To send out or give off.

* Submit: To yield to the power or authority of another.

* Transmit: To send or pass something along.

* Permit: To allow or authorize.

* Admit: To acknowledge or confess.

* Remit: To send money.

* Limit: To restrict or confine.

* Summit: The highest point.

* Dimit: To dismiss or discharge.

Words ending in "miss":

* Dismiss: To send away or discharge.

* Remiss: Neglectful or careless in performing a duty.

* Miss: To fail to hit or achieve.

* Amiss: Wrong or out of place.

* Aegis: Protection or sponsorship.

* Bliss: Perfect happiness.

* Kiss: To touch with the lips as a sign of affection.

* Misshapen: Deformed or irregular in shape.

This is not an exhaustive list, but it gives you a good starting point for words ending in "mit" or "miss".

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