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glitch
[glich]
noun
a defect or malfunction in a machine or plan.
Computers.any error, malfunction, or problem.
a brief or sudden interruption or surge in voltage in an electric circuit.
verb (used with object)
to cause a glitch in.
an accident that glitched our plans.
glitch
/ ɡɪʃ /
noun
a sudden instance of malfunctioning or irregularity in an electronic system
a change in the rotation rate of a pulsar
Word History and Origins
Origin of glitch1
Word History and Origins
Origin of glitch1
Example Sentences
Luckily, the internet is also glitching, causing a vicarious thrill when Marty quits trying to get service and throws away his phone.
Investigators are examining whether foggy conditions and technical glitches at a San Diego airport that cut off lights meant to guide pilots may have played a role in a fatal plane crash.
It seems to be a common glitch among geriatric presidents.
Officials say they’ve fixed the glitch for the next round of applications next week.
The body which runs Nigeria's university-entrance exams has admitted to a "technical glitch" which compromised some results of this year's tests, after nearly 80% of students got low grades.
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