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Git, Grit
Git is an informal reference to a contemptible person. In British English, git is an unpleasant fellow. People avoid gits however wealthy. Git also refers to a childish person without manners; with callow behaviour. And in changing times dictated by Internet, git implies to a pubescent kid for whom to act like a moron is ‘cool’ because he or she is invisible to others (on virtual or cyber world).
Git is an informal reference to a contemptible person. In British English, git is an unpleasant fellow. People avoid gits however wealthy. Git also refers to a childish person without manners; with callow behaviour. And in changing times dictated by Internet, git implies to a pubescent kid for whom to act like a moron is ‘cool’ because he or she is invisible to others (on virtual or cyber world).
Git is pronounced as ‘git’ and ‘jit’. “Sticking with a marriage. That's true grit, man.” –Jeff Bridges
Jeff Bridges is apt to say that because in these days when marriages are falling apart but for a couple to stick to a marriage demands true grit. Grit is the quality in a person that is courageous. Grit functions as a noun and verb. As a noun grit has many meanings: fearlessness in a person, fortitude, strength of mind,
courage in a person; inedible particles in food; small hard materials like ground stone, or debris from sand blasting or the materials, swarf from metalworks used to sprinkle on snow in the walkways and sideways of a habitation; grit is the measure of coarseness in an abrasive material like the sandpaper (what is the grit of the sandpaper) and gritstone is a type of stone – coarse-grained sandstone.
Grit is the rock salt used to prevents the formation of ice when it snows; melts the existing snow and ice from forming ice when it snows. Gritting lorries carry grit, and sprinkle them in the public places when it snows. The derivatives of grit are gritty and grittiness.
As a verb, grit means to clench one’s teeth in pain, anger. The variants of grit are grits, gritting, and gritted. When you grit something you cover it up with grit, and grit is the grating sound such as when walked on sand, the grating or grinding sound. Grits is a plural noun. Grits is the coarsely ground corn, husked but unground oats.
Grit in Canada is the one belonging to Liberal Party of Canada. Grit one’s teeth means to clench one’s teeth together and tightly as a result of pain, anger, frustration, disappointment and other such feelings. When you grit your teeth, it means you are face up a difficult situation, a disagreeable situation and face it. Summon your grit, face the world.
