Legit City

"Legit City" refers to something that is awesome, elite and above the rest. If something is "legit city" or "from legit city" then it is top shelf. Sometimes if something is from legit city it can also be referred to as from area code 1-1-1.

"Man those sneakers are legit city."

"Man those sneakers are from legit city."

"That play was legit city!"

by ohshoot October 21, 2010

looks legit

Something suspicious. Clearly and obviously not true, actually a contradiction of what it says.

I've won a free $1,000 Amazon Giftcard! All I have to do is put both my email and information in and fill out a few surveys? Looks legit.

by captainfrog January 26, 2012

Legitimate Pro Tactic

1) A phrase meant to convey that a certain strategy in any form or situation is that used by the actual professionals of that activity. (Best used sarcastically)

2) A way to describe an attempt that was overcomplicated with strategy.

guy 1: "I didn't study for this test, I'm just gonna put 'B' for every answer"

guy 2: "That is a Legitimate Pro Tactic, couldn't possibly fail"

by Darkmonkey88 July 20, 2010

Legit Shorts

Undefined term used by some ballbags on a Facebook parenting group.

Q: Have you heard the new legit shorts Avril Lavigne song? A: She legit shorts is a punk rock princess.

by CoATfourLyfe April 15, 2021

legit definition

Something which never happens on urbandictionary.com

A: "I just found a legit definition on urbandictionary.com"
B: "Stop Lying"

by WhyWasMyHandleTaken October 21, 2021

B-Legit

Two blunts put together into one= a B-Legit. Bay Area slang

Who's down to throw on a fat ass B-Legit? I got the swishers.

by Markl April 13, 2004

legit

Short for "legitimate". NOT short for "legitimately" which is a totally different word. The difference is roughly the same as between "good" and "well" – in case you cared. An extremely popular yet badly understood filler word.

Melvin: "Bill Murray must be legit the most underrated comedian ever!"
Sparky: "IKR? He could've been literally one of the greatest, though."

by Burt Milhorse Eriksson April 11, 2021