Gite

[Sarah]

A gown. [Obs.]She came often in a gite of red. Chaucer.

[Sarah]

An individual who follows the crowd and fails to resist under peer pressure.
Acting in a shameful or discraceful way will also constitute as giteness.
Giteivity is evident in all age groups of society- in children, teenagers, adults and elders.
Stems from the original word of '[git]'.