git

/dʒɪt/

Definitions

1. verb

to get or obtain something, especially by force or stealth; to seize or snatch something.

“She managed to git the last available seat at the concert.”

2. noun

a tool used for digging or excavating; a type of software used for version control in computer programming.

“He used a git to dig a hole in the backyard.”

3. verb (informal)

to get or acquire something, especially in an unfair or unscrupulous manner.

“He’s been trying to git rich quick by investing in stocks.”

Synonyms

  • get
  • obtain
  • snatch

Antonyms

  • lose
  • misplace