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Old 06-20-2007, 12:30 PM
LordBrun LordBrun is offline
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Default Re: What\'s the meaning of nit, nitty, etc?

If you are confused about a term or abbrevation, check this post out first:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...mber=59886721.

If you dont find it there, try urbandictionary.com:

nit -
gambling term. usually found in poolrooms. Refers to:

1. Someone who's so afraid to lose a bet that they have to be coddled and convinced for an hour that they're going to have a great time and probably win, too. Eventually they may play, but by the time they get on the table the stakes are so low the table-time will eat any winnings you make.

2. someone who won't play unless they have a guaranteed sure win.

3. someone who'll squeeze a dollar 'til george's eyes pop out of the paper.

that guy's such a nit- he wouldn't bet a nickel that water's wet.
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