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crit
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Crit or CRIT may refer to: Criterium or crit, bicycle race Critic or critique Crit Luallen , Kentucky Auditor of Public Accounts and potential 2008 United States Senate candidate Criţ, a village in Buneşti Commune, Braşov County, Romania Colorado River ...
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Etymology 1 n. 1 (context informal English) criticism. 2 (context informal English) critique. 3 (context informal English) A proponent of (w: critical legal studies). 4 (context cycling English) A criterium race. Etymology 2 n. A critical hit as used in ...
Usage examples of crit.
And moreover, all of us can feel which droplets and splinters of the birdcage critter are Charlie and Leslie.
Another extinct amphibian and another wrong guess is next: Dicynodon, portrayed as a massive critter with a turtle-like shell and two big jutting fangs.
It is an elusive critter called the Higgs field that gives objects mass.
When I think of the javelina meat I et and the bare-footed bandits I had to associate with whilst living in Old Mexico to avoid having to kill that wuthless critter, his present attitude embitters me.
Crit- tenden had drawn him a crude map yesterday, showing the town of Apache Peak nestled beneath the shadow of East Peak, the northeasternmost sentinel of the upthrust Whetstones.
Besides that, everybody knowed how that high ground, in storm, drew every critter on these rivers, it was one of the worst places for rattlers, let alone cottonmouths, in all the Islands.
I started out in the "Cat 4" races at the Tuesday-night crits, but I was anxious to move up.
One night at the Tuesday crits, I got into a sprint duel with another rider, an older man I wasn't real fond of.
In the year 1104 Coloman reduced the maritine country as far as Trau and Saloma, (Katona, Hist. Crit.
The culprit was something like a sand flea, which, you will note, has a taste for warm-blooded crit- ters.