Grit

Grit may refer to:

• GRIT (gene), also known as Arhgap32 or PX-RICS
• Grit (newspaper), a U.S. periodical founded as a newspaper in 1882
• Grit (album), by Celtic fusion musician Martyn Bennett
• Grit (album), by Norwegian rock band Madrugada
• Grit (grain), bran, chaff, mill-dust (meanings that have gone obsolete) also coarse oatmeal.
• Grits, a corn-based food common in the Southern United States
• GRITS, a Christian hip-hop group
• Grit size, measurement of abrasives used in sandpaper and other polishing materials
• Grit bin, used to hold rock salt
• The Grit, vegetarian restaurant in Athens, Georgia, US
• Clear Grits, political reformers in the Province of Upper Canada
• Grits, colloquial term for the Liberal Party of Canada
• Grit, Ruby library for object oriented read/write access to Git repositories.
• Grit (personality trait)

Grit may also be:

• Gritstone, a sedimentary rock composed of coarse sand grains and small stones
• Gastrolith, abrasive substances eaten by some animals to aid in digestion
• Shell grit, source of calcium for birds
• Grit, a character from the video game Advance Wars
• Grit Šadeiko (born 1989), Estonian heptathlete
• In Grinding (abrasive cutting), a cutting material, or the classification of such a material by size.
• Grit, a 1915 silent film starring William S. Hart

See also

• True Grit (disambiguation)