noun

glitch

glitch, fault, bug

There was a glitch in the system.

There was a glitch in the system.

We experienced a slight technical glitch.

We experienced a slight technical glitch.

a glitch in ((sth.)) a small problem or fault There was a glitch in the system.

Synonyms: bug, fault, flaw, defect

Origin is uncertain, but possibly from Yiddish 'glitsh' (slippery place) or German 'glitschen' (to slip).

The sound of 'glitch' feels like something slipping or going wrong quickly. Think of a bug in a video game.

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