A fork of Rural Dictionary
Describes a person, action or event that is awful, terrible, hopeless and not worthy of mention. It is pathetic and woeful beyond belief.
It is often used before 'the'. For example, Penman's attempts to pick up women are "the pits." The pits is also interchangeable with the use of "Charles Lie" or "Angus Lie." e.g. Gus Lie is "Charles Lie"
pits are short for "armpits" otherwise called underarms
Sara shaves her pits before wearing a sleeveless top. Johnny has very hairy pits. Chris said he was not ticklish, but 4of us ganged up on him and found he had uber-ticklish pits.
n. - An area for graffiti artists and writers to practice their graffiti. Pits are usually abandoned buildings or washes where it isn't frequented by too many people, allowing writers to practice at peace. (For the most part: i.e. beef with other writers and occasional police call)
Person 1: "You see my new burner at the pits?" Person 2: "Shit was sick... but who did you go over?" Person 1: "Just some toys."
When a surfer/ sponger/ skimmer gets barreled in a wave. Alternate: Getting drunk
Aw brah its just like, you just get the best barrels ever dude. you come in and get spit righttt out. just drop in and smack the lip, wah BAH, just drop back in like BAHHHH, just ride the barrel and get pitted, sooo pitted like THAT. Alternate: We got super pitted at Jimmy's house last night
1. To lose to a lesser opponent 2. To lose at the end of a sporting event in a rather peculiar fashion. 3. To find a way to lose while winning.
The Panthers are winning to start the 4th quarter, I hope they don't end up PITTing at the end.