Legit
Legit by Mr. Hazah Bazah May 20, 2010
Legit
A new replacement for the words: Cool, Interesting, Fascinating, Awesome, ect.
Primarily used by those who have the vocabulary of a 5th grader.
The word can also be put in a sentence as a filler with no apparent meaning. (b)
Primarily used by those who have the vocabulary of a 5th grader.
The word can also be put in a sentence as a filler with no apparent meaning. (b)
Jake: "Have you seen the new Froyo place?"
Tom: "Yeah! It's totally legit."
Jake: *Long sigh*
(b) Jordan: "Have you seen Date Movie? That movie was awful."
Alex: "Yeah. Total legit-fail."
Jordan: " ...What?"
(c)
Teacher: "So as you can see, the derivative of e to the "x" is just e to the "x"
Student: "That's legit."
Teacher: "..sure"
Tom: "Yeah! It's totally legit."
Jake: *Long sigh*
(b) Jordan: "Have you seen Date Movie? That movie was awful."
Alex: "Yeah. Total legit-fail."
Jordan: " ...What?"
(c)
Teacher: "So as you can see, the derivative of e to the "x" is just e to the "x"
Student: "That's legit."
Teacher: "..sure"
Legit by Math Bandit June 1, 2011
legit
1. A hookup with an attractive member of the opposite sex. eg: A hookup that you can be proud of.
2. Used to describe a member of the opposite sex that could potentially be a great hookup.
2. Used to describe a member of the opposite sex that could potentially be a great hookup.
legit
Seriously. As opposed to not seriously. So your listener knows that you're not lying.
Use multiple times in one sentence to establish your credibility.
Use multiple times in one sentence to establish your credibility.
legit
legit by Nick Peters April 28, 2005