git (noun)

1. During the sermon, the priest highlighted the importance of forgiveness and urged the congregation not to judge others as a git.

2. In the World War II era, traitors who collaborated with the enemy were often considered gits within their own societies.

3. In the animated series, the villainous character was portrayed as a git who constantly tried to foil the hero's plans.

4. The evil stepmother in the fairy tale was described as a git, making the readers despise her character even more.