obit

IPA: ˈoʊbɪt

(archaic) Death of a person.
(Christianity, historical) A mass or other service held for the soul of a dead person.
A record of a person's death.
(colloquial) An obituary.

Examples of "obit" in Sentences

The obit was in the Daily Telegraph.
That, and the only source is an obit.
This is an editorially prepared obit.
Another article submitted as an obit.
Hoping to stumble on an obit or something.
That was it, the whole reason for the obit.
The obits are, not surprisingly, reverential.
And the NY obit is not sufficient in and of itself.
Their political obit is practically writing itself.
Also the obiter dictum is often taken in to account.
Apologies for the clumsy citations of the two items from the Time obit.
Editor’s Note: A well written obit is the equivalent of a fine essay or short story.
The obit is part of a series of segments with prominent individuals called "Last Word."
ACTUAL RECORDS no medals, no pilot, no SEAL yet his obit is what will stand through time
Maybe when Reynolds goes, his obit will be the only Instapundit post to allow comments...
Unfortunately, the 1,236-word obit never once uses the "t" word that would best sum up Habash's life -- "terrorist."
Kollock, Peter (November 1, 1959 – January 10, 2009) Daily Bruin obit; UCLA Today obit; Connected Action tribute (blog)
It's only fitting to link to the Washington Post obituary, co-credited to Woodward himself, although the New York Times obit is actually more enlightening.
April 14th, 2005 at 1:07 pm one thing that took me a bit offguard from the obit were the mentioning of her friendship with brittish author Michael Moorcock.