git
- noun
- /ɡɪt/
- Offensive
- You are such a lazy git for not helping with the chores.
- stupid git
- little git
- old git
Examples
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Pompous git.
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A penniless git from a humble village.
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You called him a slick git not five hours ago.
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Oh, you are a manipulative little git, you know that?
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I'm just a miserable old git who spends too much time at the pictures, aren't I?
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He's a lazy git, that's his problem.
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You manky git!
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We can't let them two bleedin' gits running around willy nilly.
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Everyone knows he's a nasty git who likes to make trouble.
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I don't want to be friends with someone who's such a mean git.
Synonyms
A very rude word for a person you strongly dislike or who treats others badly
A person who treats other people very badly and unfairly
A lazy person who others dislike for not working
A person who is dishonest or breaks the law
A mildly rude word for an annoying or playful person
A person who acts silly and annoys other people
A person you strongly dislike and think is bad
A person who is mean and cannot be trusted
A person who behaves badly and cannot be trusted
A person who is mean or dishonest
A person who treats others very badly
A person who is annoying or rude
A person who behaves in a silly or annoying way
A person who is often stubborn or irritating
A person who behaves badly or cheats others
A very bad person who treats other people cruelly
A rude word for a person people strongly dislike
A person who is annoying or causes trouble
A person who is very rude and insults others cruelly
A rude, stupid person who annoys others
A rude, annoying person who acts foolishly
Having a bad temper and getting annoyed easily
Antonyms
How Unpleasant
Surface Forms
Etymology
Git is a British insult for an unpleasant or useless person. A helpful way to remember it is that it may come from an old word like get meaning 'child' or 'person', used in a rude way, so git now means someone 'worthless' or 'annoying'.