v. to leave, used in a written notice to a tenant to leave the pr...

c. 1200, "free, clear" (of debt, etc.), from Old French quite, quitte "free, clear, entire, at liberty; discharged; unmarried," from Medieval Latin quitus, quittus, from Latin quie [..]

c. 1200, "to repay, discharge" (a debt, etc.), from Old French quiter "clear, establish one's innocence;" also transitive, "release, let go, relinquish, abandon" (12 [..]

/ˈkwɪt/ verb quits; quit also quitted; quitting quit /ˈkwɪt/ verb quits; quit also quitted; quitting Learner's definition of QUIT 1  informal : to leave (a job, school, career, etc.) [+ objec [..]

A separation of an employee from an establishment that is initiated by the employee; a voluntary separation; a resignation from a job or position.

To leave, used in a written notice to a tenant to leave the premises (called a notice to quit).

("quit on the shot") not following-through completely with momentum; decelerating through impact Example: One reason for quitting on a shot is losing your balance.

not following-through completely with momentum, decelerating through impact

The expressions quit or quitting on the ball refer to the procedure of slowing down the swing before hitting the golf ball. This results in a decelerated club at the impact.

discontinue: put an end to a state or an activity; "Quit teasing your little brother" leave office: give up or retire from a position; "The Secretary of the Navy [..]

Ends the work without writing out a new file or new version of the exiting work file unless there is a save that interrupts before dumping the session.

In this shot, the golfer does not follow through totally with momentum, instead there is de-acceleration through impact.

(aka: "quit on the shot") either referring to somebody who has stopped playing and is either walking/riding without taking any shots for the rest of the round or to describe the phen [..]

A swing

to leave; to go away

 to requite, respond.

 past tense of the verb to quit, quitted.

To exit a program in an orderly way. Compare with abort, which exits a program in an unorderly fashion.

(v) put an end to a state or an activity(v) give up or retire from a position(v) go away or leave(v) turn away from; give up(v) give up in the face of defeat of lacking hope; admit defeat

defungo

Discharged from an obligation, “acquitted.”

Various programs and windows can be closed by one of these: Enter, Escape, q, Alt+q, Alt+F4, Alt F4, Control+q The + means you hold the first while tapping the second. If I've just written two ke [..]

To exit a program.

You quit your job. You made the choice to leave your employer, regardless of the reason.

v. to leave, used in a written notice to a tenant to leave the premises (notice to quit).