git

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈgɪt/US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(git)

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git n UK, pejorative, slang (contemptible man)cretino nm
  malnacido nm
  (AmL: coloquial)pendejo nm
  (vulgar)cabrón nm
 George is such a git!
git [sth]⇒ vtr US, regional, slang (get)obtener⇒ vtr
  conseguir⇒ vtr
  lograr⇒ vtr
 When did you git that new phone?
git⇒ vi US, regional, slang (get) (ES, coloquial)pillar⇒ vtr
  (coloquial)pescar⇒ vtr
 Can you git me a soda from the fridge?
git vi US, slang, regional (go away)¡fuera! interj
  ¡largo! interj
 “Go on, boy. Git!" the old man said, jabbing the pitchfork at Tommy.
 "Venga, chico. ¡Fuera!" dijo el anciano, azuzando con la horca a Tommy.
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'git' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
Spanish:
bastardo - baboso - lechero - ruin - salido


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