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Grit

In Southern states, mostly (presumably) in Alabama: prescription cough syrup.

“Gucci, I got some grit if you want it.”

That’s what they call it in Alabama. Grit. They don’t call it lean. They
call it grit because it’s thick like grits and they drink it straight, like a
shot.

by ATPaolo June 14, 2020


GRIT

courage and resolve; strength of character.

"I've known few men who could match Maude's grit"

by Rambojan123onYT November 16, 2018


Grits

Used to say something is done for, over, or bad.

“I’ve been on delivered for 3 days, it’s grits

by CaucasianRice January 30, 2024


grits

(adj.) it, done for, over. An undesirable, irreversible outcome

If that TV falls on us, it's grits

by treecoffee October 29, 2023


Grits

Florida slang for a person that was killed

Dey shot him in da head, dat boi grits

by PaWhickachu January 06, 2023


grit

Grit is when you've had 10 knives in you chest and 10 more in your back because someone close betrayed you and you still rise and get up like the walking dead to fight another day. Sorry it has nothing to do with bread and Lady Diana defined the word back in 80s. More particular to Northern Britain.

He's got true Grit. Up at 6am work till 10pm earning money to provide for his 5 kids.

by Yorkshire Man December 17, 2021


Grit

The unyielding will to keep pushing forward towards a goal despite obstacles, hardships, and a lack of motivation, passion, and energy.

Gavin got sick at football practice - he wasn't feeling good, was tired, his body was aching, it was extremely hot outside, he puked 3 times, and the coach even told him to just go home and rest BUT he stayed and KEPT practicing! That little 8 year old has Grit!

by Micah, Grit Army April 30, 2020