I Know You Think I'm Nuts Already...

[Scott Reppert]

...so this question will probably just help to solidify the issue:

Is this a word?: stit

Notice I said 'word'...an acronym will not be acceptable.

Now I know I'm opening myself up to MANY conjured up definitions, but, seriously...does it mean anything?

I thought that it might be a word that is nomenclature to an industry or the like and may not be included in most dictionaries.

Anyway, if anyone knows anything about this word, please let me know...

[Big Media]

This is all I got.

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Bill Stits
Position(s):
Safety Jersey #:
N/A
Date of birth: July 26 1931 (1931--) (age 76)
Place of birth: Flag of the United States Lomita, California
Career information
NFL Draft: 1954 / Round: 4 / Pick 44
College: UCLA
Pro Bowls 1
Teams
1954-1956
1957-1958
1959
1960-1961 Detroit Lions
San Francisco 49ers
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Stats at DatabaseFootball.com

William David Stits (born July 26, 1931 in Lomita, California) was an American football safety for a number of NFL teams in the 50's and early 60's. He was drafted in the 4th round by the Detroit Lions in the 1954 NFL Draft. He played for the Detroit Lions, San Francisco 49ers, Washington Redskins, and New York Giants.

[David Paleg]

From the Urban Dictionary website (not quite Merriam-Websters or American Heritage):

Stit: a total slut, proSTITute

Stit: stupid idiot; someone who is acting or may actually be very dumb

[Scott Reppert]

I got a foreign engineering genius or something like that named Bernarnd Stits, plus a bunch of the acronymns. There is something to this word, given what has come to me in recent weeks, and I need to find out the specific meaning it has to me. It ain't the proSTITute thing, it could be the dumb thing, it ain't the acronym thing, but I know it means something.

Carry on...

[jag]

Scott, I take it that you're asking about this "word" because you've heard it in some capacity. How so?

[Scott Reppert]

Scott, I take it that you're asking about this "word" because you've heard it in some capacity. How so?

Look, my life is basically an open book on this website. I use my real name, I am not ashamed of my Christian views, I throw things out there to you guys and gals that most other folks would never dream of disclosing to someone in a private setting...let alone on this here world wide web thingy.

So please forgive me ahead of time if you become upset that this is one question I will not answer. If I told you the answer, I would then feel that whenever someone would describe me as being "special" I would have to think that they really mean "short bus special"...

I will tell you this: within the last sixteen years, these are the other words that would be on the same "list" that this word fits on:

1. Cabriana
2. Afra

I know it doesn't help much, but it's a personal thing...

[jag]

Please don't think I was delving personal, but I thought it might help, etymologically speaking, to know.

Have you gotten definitions for those other two words?

[Scott Reppert]

"Cabriana" turned out to be a character from a role playing game that was caught being indecisive as to which of the "two towers" she should run to.

"Afra" was a Saint.

Both meant something to me when I looked up the definitions, which is why I am interested in finding out about "stit"...

[Ace Purple]

I'm not sure if this applies, but it's as close as I could find -- it's Czech:

štít - shield (armor)

[jag]

Anything new on this to report, Scott?