Glitch

What do we mean by glitch?

A minor malfunction, mishap, or technical problem; a snag. noun

A false or spurious electronic signal caused by a brief, unwanted surge of electric power. noun

A sudden change in the period of rotation of a neutron star. noun

A fault or defect in a system, plan, or machine. noun

A brief surge or interruption in the voltage in an electrical circuit or device. noun

A problem affecting function; a bug; an imperfection; a quirk noun

A bug or an exploit. noun

A genre of experimental electronic music of the 1990s, characterized by a deliberate use of sonic artifacts that would normally be viewed as unwanted noise. noun

To experience an intermittent, unexpected, malfunction verb

To perform an exploit or recreate a bug while playing a video game. verb

A fault or defect in a computer program, system, or machine noun

A problem affecting function.

An unexpected behavior in an electrical signal, especially if the signal spontaneously returns to expected behavior after a period of time.

A bug or an exploit.

A genre of experimental electronic music since the 1990s, characterized by a deliberate use of sonic artifacts that would normally be viewed as unwanted noise.

Glitch: (noun) a mistake, error, or sudden lapse in judgment Glitch: (verb) to make a mistake, to make an error, or to have a sudden lapse in judgment; to mess something up Glitched: (adj.) something that is messed up; something that is not right/ fair Urban Dictionary

A small, often almost indescribable thing ... a paperclip ... a thinger ... a piece of snackfood, for example a Dorito chip, which in this case can describe a plate or container of snackfood, especially when in its plural form ... glitches ... an appetiser. A very useful thinking word when you cannot remember its name ... a what-cha-ma-call-it ... a thing-a-ma-bob. Urban Dictionary

A mistake, or bug, usually in a computer program or video game. Urban Dictionary

Seen commonly in the music press: 1. N. A genre of music, sometimes considered a subset of ambient or idm, which focuses on the idea of "errors" as a musical element. The "errors" in question are usually digital; a common element in glitch music is the rhythmic squeaking clicking noise which occurs when you play back a CD which has been badly scratched. Seen less commonly, sort of local slang: 2. Adj/Adv. Something which produces pleasantly confusing and/or unpleasantly disorienting effects akin to those commonly resulting from listening to glitch music. 3. Verb. Doing something to someone which produces such effects. Urban Dictionary

An inexplicable problem or condition happening in a system. Urban Dictionary

- a software defect. - A phrase used only by the media and old people who have no clue what just happened and want to call it something cute. - a word used to convince the ignorant masses that there is a mysterious conspiracy happening. - the fastest way to make someone who works in the software development industry cringe like fingernails on the chalkboard. Urban Dictionary

Anything that makes life more difficult, usually something that is itself trivial, but is necessary for something else to happen. Who knows where this came from? Lord knows, but he's not telling. Besides, God doesn't do technology. I like to think its roots are in the words "glue" and "itch". But of course, we all know it was developed under grant, for use in science organizations prone to error, such as NASA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and the nano-technological field in general, where glitches have been made so small as to appear totally correct and self-repairing. Urban Dictionary

The thing that gives video games meaning and purpose Urban Dictionary

(verb): an slang word meaning "methamphetamine" used in various, certain, and/or specific circles of users of the drug methamphetamine; although it is not one of the more commonly used slag terms. The most common slang name(s) for methamphetamine are: crystal, cystal-meth, speed(*althougth the word speed is often used as slang for other stimulant-like drugs such as "Ritalin"(methylphenidate), "Adderall"(dextroamphetamine and racemic d/l-amphetamine salts)("Dexedrine" too, aka dextroamphetamine, which generally speaking is the most popularly used/abused speed pill aside from Adderall and Ritalin; which are only used by more people, legal or not, because it is easier to obtain, legal or not. "Dexedrine" is the most sought after ampthetamine "speed pill" aside from of course pure pharmacutical amphetamines/methamphetamine). Urban Dictionary

A defect, a flaw(see also bug) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to glitch:
glitch, flitch, gritch, blitch, glich, clitch.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word glitch:
wonky, idm, glitches, speck, mille, dissipation, stitch, mob, techno, bug, hop, electro, skip, warp, ambient, corrected, guardians, aesthetic, sleep, mon, error, sampling, beats, mario, gameplay, fault, fix, mode, parody, indie, xbox, genres, electronic, hip, fixed, shuttle, switching, animation, genre, sounds, remix, prevented, animated, destroying, tiny, grid, errors, bros, drum, jump, digital, influences, caused, vinyl, happen, experimental, noise, hidden, delayed, adventure, shut, causing, input, enemies, occurs, samples, signal, audio, manual, random, pop, screen, software, sound, problem, saved, causes, computer, destroy, dragon, game.

Words that rhyme with glitch:
pitch, niche, switch, stitch, bitch, rich, which, hitch, ditch, witch, itch, twitch, enrich, kitsch, snitch, mitch, bewitch, wich, flitch, fitch, stich, fiche, quitch, ich, lich, miche, kitch, riche, titch, greenwich, chich, trich, tyche, izetbegovic, sales pitch, mich, ritch, irrigation ditch, slich, chain stitch, pritch, lazy daisy stitch, unhitch, quich, knit stitch, swich, plain stitch, goodrich, blanket stitch, piche, jock itch, fitche, zich, dip switch, concert pitch, lubavitch, absolute pitch, toggle switch, fritsch, slip stitch, garter stitch, saddle stitch, wild pitch, perfect pitch, satin stitch, water witch, half hitch, double stitch, mineral pitch, tent stitch, tritch, auction pitch, dulwich, brood bitch, running stitch, timber hitch, crochet stitch, machine stitch, knitting stitch, ignition switch, blitch, buttonhole stitch, drainage ditch, shell stitch, single stitch, international pitch, fritsche, half cross stitch, high pitch, low pitch, fritch, rolling hitch, magnus hitch, philharmonic pitch, submarine pitch, trich-, pitsch, triche, nitsche, without a stitch.

Adjectives that are often used to describe glitch:
little, minor, only, technical, small, major, temporary, slight, occasional, momentary, single, serious, unexpected, mechanical, possible, tiny, second, slightest, technological, potential, big, minute, mere, simple, electronic, genetic, audio, odd, electrical, brief, mental, apparent, narrow, annoying, strange, smallest, random, latest, gigantic, y2k, unforeseen, unfortunate, anachronistic, induced, time, noticeable, computer, largest, rare, neurological, operational, accidental, elusive, lastminute, bureaucratic, developmental, weird, cognitive, audible.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective glitch:
relaxation, capture, free, behavior.

Words that sound like glitch:
glitch, glich, glish, clutch, gliss, glick, glynn, glyn, glit, glitchy, glis, glitched, glin, glynne, glic, glicke, cletch, glinn, klatch, clatch, clach, klatsch, glove, glen, glenn, glut, gla, gluck, gless, glah, glunch, getch, gluk, gluey, glass, glow, glee, glue, glock, gloss, glows, glaze, gloat, glean, glas, glace, glo, ghoulish, gleen, glim, gloe, girlish, gish, gloc, glew, cleche, gleek, glues, glu, glasse, glaive, glot, gleet, glid, glave, glan, glia, glane, glos, glees, glatt, glout, glase, gli, gleave, glose, glay, glat, glip, gatch, gley, gach, gleich, glaw, glaus, gloze, glaa, glike, glauce, glocke, glueck, cledge, glio, glauc, gache, gaulish, glac, glosse, gluish, gluc.