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21git — ar·e·op·a·git·ic; au·git·ic; au·git·o·phyre; bag·git; ele·git; git·a·ne·muk; git·tar; git·ter; git·tern; git·tite; le·git·i·ma·cy; le·git·i·mate·ly; le·git·i·mate·ness; le·git·i·ma·tion; le·git·i·ma·tize; le·git·i·mism; le·git·i·mize;… …
22Git — Para otros usos de este término, véase GIT. Git Desarrollador Junio Hamano, Linus Torvalds …
23git — n. Brit. sl. a silly or contemptible person. Etymology: var. of GET n. * * * I. (|)git, usu id.+V dialect variant of get II. ˈgit noun ( …
24GÎT — * Troisième personne du présent de l indicatif du verbe neutre Ci gît. Formule ordinaire par laquelle on commence les épitaphes. Ci gît un tel. Prov. et fig., C est là que gît le lièvre, C est là le secret, le noeud de l affaire. Dans le sens… …
25GIT — Die Artikel GIT und Gasinnendruck Spritzgießen überschneiden sich thematisch. Hilf mit, die Artikel besser voneinander abzugrenzen oder zu vereinigen. Beteilige dich dazu an der Diskussion über diese Überschneidungen. Bitte entferne diesen… …
26git — I. /gɪt/ (say git) noun Chiefly British Colloquial 1. a fool. 2. a bastard. {Scottish get brat, from Middle English get offspring, what is begotten} II. /gɪt/ (say git) verb (t) 1. (in representations of speech) get. –verb (i) …
27git-go — [“gitgo] n. the very beginning. (See also from (the) git go.) □ Clear back at the git go, I told you this wouldn’t work. □ He’s been gritching ever since git go …
28git — A git is a person under the age of 16. You see that girl trying to pass for 20? Just a git …
29git — A git is a person under the age of 16. You see that girl trying to pass for 20? Just a git …
30git — n British an unpleasant or worthless person. Many saloon bar lexicologists have claimed that this word is an Arabic term of abuse, meaning pregnant camel , which was imported by servicemen who had been stationed in Egypt. The Arabic word does… …
