▪ I. git slang.
(gɪt)
[var. get n.1]
In contemptuous use: a worthless person.
| 1946 Penguin New Writing XXVIII. 171 Chalky! You idle git! 1960 H. Pinter Caretaker i. 9 Who was this git to come up and give me orders? 1967 Listener 3 Aug. 136/3 That bald-headed, moon-faced, four-eyed git Garnett gristling on about Harold Wilson. 1967 Observer 24 Sept. 36/6 The girl scarcely turned her head: ‘Shutup yerself yer senseless git!’ |
▪ II. git
var. gate n.4; dial. f. get v.; obs. f. gith.