Definition of blood chit in English:

blood chit

noun ˈblʌd tʃɪt

1Military slang. A message carried by aircraft (also occasionally military) personnel, designed to protect them from harm if stranded in hostile territory, typically by offering a reward to local people for helping the service personnel to survive, or to return to their own lines unharmed. Also called gooly chit (British).
2British slang. A document signed by a person before embarking on a flight, surrendering the right to take legal action in the event of an accident (now historical). Now in extended use.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in World's Work. From blood + chit.

Definition of blood chit in US English:

blood chit

nounˈblʌd tʃɪt

1Military slang. A message carried by aircraft (also occasionally military) personnel, designed to protect them from harm if stranded in hostile territory, typically by offering a reward to local people for helping the service personnel to survive, or to return to their own lines unharmed. Also called gooly chit (British).
2British slang. A document signed by a person before embarking on a flight, surrendering the right to take legal action in the event of an accident (now historical). Now in extended use.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in World's Work. From blood + chit.

词汇	blood chit
释义	Definition of blood chit in English: blood chit noun ˈblʌd tʃɪt 1Military slang. A message carried by aircraft (also occasionally military) personnel, designed to protect them from harm if stranded in hostile territory, typically by offering a reward to local people for helping the service personnel to survive, or to return to their own lines unharmed. Also called gooly chit (British). 2British slang. A document signed by a person before embarking on a flight, surrendering the right to take legal action in the event of an accident (now historical). Now in extended use. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in World's Work. From blood + chit. Definition of blood chit in US English: blood chit nounˈblʌd tʃɪt 1Military slang. A message carried by aircraft (also occasionally military) personnel, designed to protect them from harm if stranded in hostile territory, typically by offering a reward to local people for helping the service personnel to survive, or to return to their own lines unharmed. Also called gooly chit (British). 2British slang. A document signed by a person before embarking on a flight, surrendering the right to take legal action in the event of an accident (now historical). Now in extended use. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in World's Work. From blood + chit.
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