Associations to the word «Gator»
Noun
- Champaign
- Florida
- Carlson
- Whitman
- Arcadia
- Sec
- Seminole
- Huntsville
- Alligator
- Bowl
- Swamp
- Pleasant
- Halfback
- Buckeye
- Ncaa
- Bulldog
- Jacksonville
- Quarterback
- Mccarthy
- Pell
- Noel
- Wally
- Nash
- Proctor
- Vault
- Fullback
- Punt
- Norm
- Galen
- Golfer
- Wildcat
- Publishing
- Graves
- Illinois
- Touchdown
- Scholarship
- Fiesta
- Auburn
- Meyer
- Langley
- Reese
- Acc
- Lineman
- Aggie
- Halftime
- Turnover
- Mountaineer
- Letterman
- Vanderbilt
- Donovan
- Football
- Freshman
- Diving
- Softball
- Postcard
- Yogi
- Nazareth
- Georgia
- Alabama
- Atlanta
- Offense
- Tackle
- Nfl
- Growl
- Gymnastics
- Fumble
- Mascot
- Homecoming
- Interception
- Kickoff
- Bait
- Hatchet
- Baylor
- Gregg
- Ole
- Goldstein
- Charley
- Pga
- Linebacker
Adjective
Wiktionary
GATOR, noun. (colloquial) Alligator.
GATOR BAIT, noun. (derogatory) (ethnic slur) A black person
Dictionary definition
GATOR, noun. Either of two amphibious reptiles related to crocodiles but with shorter broader snouts.
Wise words
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nothing but words, unless one takes them apart in order to
build something with them; they do not win their true
meaning until one knows how to apply them.