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Legit by YourMomGoesToCollege321 April 10, 2010
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1. Short for the word legitimate, not fake. The real deal.
2. It can refer to something as high quality, stellar, or top notch. Saying that party was legit does not mean the same as saying that party was cool. Legit adds on more value to the context by expressing the fact that the party may have involved great music, beautiful women, and an overall great time and in no such way was a let down.
3. Legit can also in context to refer to a good deal.
1. Short for the word legitimate, not fake. The real deal.
2. It can refer to something as high quality, stellar, or top notch. Saying that party was legit does not mean the same as saying that party was cool. Legit adds on more value to the context by expressing the fact that the party may have involved great music, beautiful women, and an overall great time and in no such way was a let down.
3. Legit can also in context to refer to a good deal.
1. "These nike's are legit, not that bullshit you find off the internet."
3. "Yo I traded my shitty pokemon cards for 5 holographics."
"That's legit yo!"
3. "Yo I traded my shitty pokemon cards for 5 holographics."
"That's legit yo!"
Legit by Fresherthantherest October 25, 2013
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legit
1) Being real and not being a poser, a fake, or a fraud.
2) The team from Stephen F. Austin High School that owned at the DECA Pasadena trip in all the events. The legit team went undefeated at all the events, completed them the fastest, and even made a baloon and people started saying our name.
2) The team from Stephen F. Austin High School that owned at the DECA Pasadena trip in all the events. The legit team went undefeated at all the events, completed them the fastest, and even made a baloon and people started saying our name.
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Legit by mmmppphhh. November 9, 2009
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legit by Funnygirl=) October 6, 2010
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.