Gat

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A pistol. noun

A narrow passage extending inland from a shore; a channel. noun

An old preterit of get.

An obsolete form of goat. noun

An opening or passage in a sand-bank; a way from the cliffs to the sea. noun

Nautical, a channel among shoals. noun

Imp. of get.

A Gatling gun. noun

Any type of gun; usually in reference to a pistol. noun

To shoot someone with a pistol or other handheld firearm. verb

A guitar noun

Simple past of get. verb

A gangster's pistol noun

(in old westerns) A Gatling gun.

(originally 1920s gangster slang) Any type of gun, usually a pistol.

A firearm, usually a pistol or open-bolt submachinegun, used for busting "caps" into someone/something's "punk ass." Urban Dictionary

Contrary to the popular belief the the word gat comes from the prohibition era, the actuall word "gat" comes from the name of Richard Gatling. Richard gatling, in the mid1 18- late 1800's, designed the original Gatling gun, a 6-10 barreled rotary weapon that used a hand crank to turn the barrels, load a cartridge from a magazine located above the firing mechanism, and fire the gun. this weapon inspired others such as Hiram Maxim to develop the Maxim '08 with the two most common calibers be 7.92mm mauser and .303 enfield. this gun also also inspired the 7.62mm minigun and GAU-8 30mm cannon. since modern machine guns, both multi barreled and single barreled derive their origins in the gatling gun. over the years the word gat has come to mean any self loading semi auto or full auto weapon. (handgun or machine gun. Urban Dictionary

Slang for a Fire arm. Originally developed by mafiosi in the Prohibition era to refer to their thompson submachine guns, but is now adopted to refer to any gun, and is usually used in the urban areas and in the rap community Urban Dictionary

Slang for gun. Contrary to (apparently) popular belief, it is not a term created by modern rap stars, but has been in use since the prohibition era. Urban Dictionary

Generic slang for gun. Urban Dictionary

Irish slang meaning 'drink', as in alcoholic beverages. Comes from Shelta, the language of the Irish travellers, from 'gaather' meaning 'drink'. More commonly heard in the South-West. Urban Dictionary

A pistol Urban Dictionary

An alcoholic beverage! Originated in Cork. Could maybe meant Guinness and Taytos Urban Dictionary

Alcoholic drink Irish slang Urban Dictionary

A Toxic player encountered In ROBLOX Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gat:
gat.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word gat:
gats, alef, kimchi, gimel, holon, rais, tondo, gaba, sab, ket, likud, kola, kol, cca, campos, negev, rajah, transporter, cadence, decor, raga, kibbutz, bala, frisian, gut, kat, hazel, indigo, trinidad, tel, gal, tat, emanuel, bet, jurisdiction, israeli, hut, pistol, hell, panama, hat, tempo, bamboo, sar, locks, amino, israel, juice, convoy, relegated, gen, gaza, passion, enzyme, liver, departed, strait, falls, saints, finger, admission, pedro, regional, iraqi, surname, composition, ibm, test, memories, gene, rural, rhythm, brain, korean, trains, bottom, jews, achievement, boss, arrived, jerusalem, protein, row, canal, sand, jewish, promoted, expressed, landed, sailed, acid, promotion, premier.

Words that rhyme with gat:
cat, at, caveat, that, hat, rat, bat, flat, mat, fat, chat, pat, scat, format, combat, habitat, spat, tat, brat, matte, stat, gnat, plutocrat, sat, vat, aristocrat, splat, matt, slat, nat, autocrat, acrobat, ziggurat, polecat, thermostat, sprat, bobcat, laundromat, diplomat, copycat, chitchat, brickbat, democrat, muskrat, wildcat, bureaucrat, kat, batt, begat, doormat, wombat, dat, tomcat, aerostat, latke, look at, technocrat, strat, platte, sadat, thundercat, scrat, gatt, pussycat, schmatte, platt, scatt, tit-for-tat, pratt, pack rat, placemat, elat, in that, bratt, glatt, hard hat, tit for tat, top hat, such that, nonfat, pick at, butterfat, get at, cowboy hat, calico cat, blatt, gujarat, bell the cat, patte, high hat, kitcat, arrive at, hatte, fall flat, inmarsat, sand cat, babysat, gnaw at, stand pat, place mat.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gat:
tse, kiryat, anti, soluble, natural, old, helle, puddings, instrumental, little, acid, synthetic, fallar, big, riff, loaded, dis, handy, metric, slow, fast, automatic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gat:
mbsa, antibodies, tsf, tothed, ion, sepharose, toothed, river, yablonski, gall, response, lussac, field, nothing, viks, tora, possession.

Consonant match to gat:
get, gate, gait, gut, goat, got, gout, girt, gatt, gert, ghaut, gutt, gott, goutte, gaut, goette.

Words that sound like gat:
gat, gatt, get, got, gate, goat, gut, gait, gout, gad, geat, gutt, gott, goot, ghat, gett, gote, gaut, goit, gadd, gite, ghit, gete, gitte, geit, goutte, gaat, ghaut, -gate, giet, gowt, gyte, cat, kat, catt, katt, ccat, catte, good, god, guide, gash, gassed, ged, goad, gats, grat, gant, ght, gaz, gid, girt, goode, gade, gast, gert, ghast, gath, gashed, gud, gatti, gatz, goid, gawd, goed, grt, gatto, gode, gst, gaud, gapped, glatt, gantt, glat, goud, gatch, gatter, gaffed, goude, gatty, gmat, gach, gatts, goede, agat, gpat, gaid, gaede, goedde, gaed, go at, glt, gowd, gaude, gtt, gache, gbt, ggt, gedd, gdt.