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crit

1

[ krit ]

noun

  1. a critic:

    This is a sharply edited anthology by the very best of American film crits.

  2. Her library includes many works of English lit crit, with about 60 volumes on Jane Austen alone.

  3. critique:

    I read the poem at my writing crit group and got some helpful feedback.

  4. (in role-playing games) a critical hit:

    A crit against a shield makes the shield useless.

    You only get one chance to roll a crit.



adjective

  1. critical:

    She’s a full-time nurse working in crit care.

verb (used with object)

, crit or crit·ted, crit·ting.
  1. (in role-playing games) to achieve a critical hit against (an opponent):

    Those big wyverns keep critting me—my health is down to zero again!

  2. to critique or criticize:

    I could crit you for the same things you crit me for.

verb (used without object)

, crit or crit·ted, crit·ting.
  1. (in role-playing games) to achieve a critical hit:

    It seemed like the dude crit on every single turn, so he won easily.

crit

2

[ krit ]

noun

, Cycling Informal.
  1. a variant of criterium.

crit.

3

abbreviation for

  1. critic.
  2. critical.
  3. criticism.
  4. criticized.

crit.

abbreviation for

  1. critic
  2. criticism


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Word History and Origins

Origin of crit1

First recorded in 1735–45; by shortening

Origin of crit2

First recorded in 1995–2000; shortening of criterium ( def )

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Example Sentences

C'est pourquoy vn illustre personnage de ntre temps entre ses preceptes moraux & sentences vrayement dorees, a crit.

Ie ne veux rememorer ce que i'ay crit en mon Histoire de la Nouvelle-France, livre 4.

Ce livre est crit avec plus de vhmence que de vritable loquence; il entraine.

Oui, le roi de Prusse m'a envoy son crit contre l'Essai sur les prjugs.

Il y a diversit d'opinions touchant la langue en laquelle il a t crit ou compos.

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