cit

¹

or chit

[ chit ]

noun

, Hinduism.

1. pure consciousness.

CIT

²

abbreviation for

1. counselor in training.
2. crisis intervention team ( def ).

cit.

³

abbreviation for

1. citation.
2. cited.
3. citizen.
4. citrate.

CIT

¹

abbreviation for

1. Central Institute of Technology

cit.

²

abbreviation for

1. citation
2. cited

Word History and Origins

Origin of cit¹

From Sanskrit

Example Sentences

However, the true genius of CIT takes place before a 911 call is ever made.

From The Daily Beast

Lewis is retired, and Thain has reinvented himself as CEO of the reinvented lender CIT Group.

From The Daily Beast

Solar Mosaic is seeking to raise $500,000 to invest in this large project, which is being financed in partnership with CIT.

From The Daily Beast

Though the latest Chapter 11-bankruptcy candidate, CIT, did receive $2.3 billion in government aid last fall.

From The Daily Beast

Itaq solebat ipse crebr dictitare, valde optare se, vt cit lingu nossemus.

From Project Gutenberg

The signal for beginning was to be given by the great bell of the "Palais de Justice" on the island of the old "cit."

From Project Gutenberg

No one could cross the bridge without paying toll to the bishop, the ecclesiastical feudal lord of the Cit.

From Project Gutenberg

He laughed and said: "Well, you are a cit; let us ask a countryman."

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Mais quant lair devint pestilent, il sen tyra Vienne, cit de Daulphin.

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