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Definition of git - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- He's such a git for forgetting the keys.
- Stop being such a git and listen!
- That git just cut in line without apologizing.
Expressions with git
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develop expertise in a specific area
She decided to git gud at coding.
expresses annoyance or surprise at someone's foolish action
What a git, he forgot my birthday again!
have a harmonious relationship
The two colleagues git along very well.
Origin of git
British slang, git (worthless person)
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