Associations to the word «Gat»
Noun
- Moshe
- Emanuel
- Aptitude
- Tat
- Spear
- Wad
- Transporter
- Rajah
- Gareth
- Ga
- Synapse
- Bala
- Bot
- Trinidad
- Ala
- Gan
- Helm
- Hazel
- Subunit
- Kon
- Brahma
- Ursula
- Aviv
- Fuchs
- Haifa
- Tak
- Asp
- Ne
- Vat
- Aaa
- Trips
- Polk
- Brake
- Naught
- Café
- Shankar
- Chandra
- Trainee
- Tel
- Israel
- Pouch
- Gag
- Intel
- Convoy
- Merlin
- Ms
- Agreement
- Estuary
- Ware
- Exodus
- Barcelona
- Goa
- Chat
- Armour
- Kay
- Maid
- Admission
- Tablet
- Sonny
- Bi
- Tempo
- Horseback
- Saddle
- Val
- Er
- Slang
- Gaza
- Ralph
- Gandhi
- Knight
- Hen
- Casa
- Sword
Wiktionary
GAT, noun. (archaic) (slang) (in old westerns) A Gatling gun.
GAT, noun. (slang) (1920's gangster) Any type of gun, usually a pistol.
GAT, verb. (slang) To shoot someone with a pistol or other handheld firearm.
GAT, noun. (New Zealand) (slang) A guitar
GAT, verb. (Scottish and Northern English, or archaic) simple past tense of get
Dictionary definition
GAT, noun. A gangster's pistol.
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