cit

¹

Or chit

[chit]

noun

Hinduism.

1. pure consciousness.

CIT

²

abbreviation

1. counselor in training.

2. crisis intervention team.

cit.

³

abbreviation

1. citation.

2. cited.

3. citizen.

4. citrate.

cit.

¹

abbreviation

1. citation

2. cited

CIT

²

abbreviation

1. Central Institute of Technology

Word History and Origins

Origin of cit¹

From Sanskrit

Example Sentences

“By virtue of his position, Mr. Scott would have overseen all CIT operations on the case and all CIT information would have filtered through him to CBP headquarters,” Wong wrote.

From Los Angeles Times

And Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, before joining the Trump administration, was an offshore specialist and deputy chairman of CIT Bank.

From Salon

The brash confidence of violent criminals is vividly illustrated by the very public phenomenon of cash-in-transit hijacks, known here simply as CIT.

From BBC

He wants more help from government, saying CIT services are essential - they pay social grants every month, and move cash for banks and retailers.

From BBC

"I might not come back - but that's life for everyone in CIT," he says, not wishing to use his second name.

From BBC