In a certain code language, 'tim pac' means 'red colour', 'pit it tim' – McqOptions

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1.	In a certain code language, 'tim pac' means 'red colour', 'pit it tim' means 'red and black' and 'nac pit' means 'yellow black'. Which word in that language means 'and'?
A.	it
B.	pit
C.	tim
D.	nac
Answer» B. pit

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