legit Definition
le·git (lə jit′)
adjective
Slang legitimate
legit Usage Examples
Converse of object
- go: Sherman: I'm either at risk, or I get out, or I go legit.
- appear: Spammers are now publishing their own SPF records to help themselves appear more legit and to increase chances of bypassing any existing filters.
- seem: Only a few alerted ASIC that the company didn't seem legit.
- make: Mob thought processes made legit by a mandate from Corporate.
Noun used with modifier
- %: The label is going to be 100 % legit, done by somebody with a love of the music.
- look: If they'll do that in public, imagine what they'll do to an email that look legit?
Modifies a noun
- platform: Tho optimists might say the same is also true for legit platforms, so that shouldn't affect overall stats.
- copy: The latter means buying a bootleg copy or copying someone else's legit copy.
- site: If those sites got banned would your legit site be banned?
- service: However they are confident their work, coupled with the growth of legit download services, would start to take effect.
- sector: All of which could mean the legit P2P sector could very quickly be a victim of death by DRM.
- scorer: To a speed legit post scorer was located in quot sur les.
Modifying Another Word
- totally: His Dad in Plymouth had been " not totally legit " .
- completely: Must mean the " lawyer " thinks I'm not completely legit.
- fully: That is, XML is fully legit as SGML.
- not: I can't register for some reason; it seems to think that my perfectly dull email address is not legit.
Used with adjective complement
Browse dictionary entries near legit
- ‹ legist
- ‹ legislature
- ‹ legislator
- ‹ legislative intent
- ‹ legislative history
- ‹ legislative
- ‹ legislation
- ‹ legislate
- ‹ legis
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