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Another way of saying money $ CJ (from San Andreas): "gimme that grit", Sweet: "here take this grit"
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| 1. | grit | ||
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A cigarette. Lets go smoke a grit.
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| 2. | Grit | ||
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Spirit, guts, or courage. "Did you see how Jim stood up to that big redneck who was hitting on his girlfriend? Old Jim's definately got some grit, that's for sure."
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| 3. | grit | ||
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what a 12 year old kid who thinks smoking gives the biggest buzz ever calls a cigarette. *sees person of age smoking*
*proceeds to walk over acting cool* kid-"yo man can i get a grit" smoker-" a what? you mean a cigarette?" kid- "ya man a grit" smoker-"no faggot" |
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| 4. | grit | ||
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1. a redneck
2. a filthy person 3. a cigarette 4. a grain often served in southern states as breakfast, lunch, and dinner. when grits want to express feelings, they often say 'hewwwwww!'
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| 5. | grit | ||
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A member of the liberal party of Canada. Grit crosses floor over same sex marriage.
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| 6. | grit | ||
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sand paper types. ranging from low to high numbers 400 grit sandpaper, nice!
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| 7. | Grit | ||
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1. An unsophisticated person
2. Someone from the rural district and/or talks with a drawl 3. A red-neck He is such a grit, he says pin instead of pen.
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