Gator

What do we mean by gator?

An alligator. noun

Short form of alligator. noun

Either of two amphibious reptiles related to crocodiles but with shorter broader snouts noun

Alligator.

To eat aggressively or devour Urban Dictionary

Large piece of rubber laying on the roadway. Urban Dictionary

Trucker term generally used on a Citizen Band ("CB") radio to describe tire treads in the road. Usually used to warn other truckers of such treads. Urban Dictionary

The term GATOR, which is short for INSTIGATOR is someone who can cause drama between groups or individual while miraculously remaining nuetral to all parties. Usually a devine talent, or someone who is experienced in the art 'con'. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is desperate for drugs and will bite at any offer, even if the drugs are visibly inferior or over-priced. Urban Dictionary

To give oral sex to a woman. When in this position, you look as if you submerged in the water like an alligator, especially if you looking up while in the act. Urban Dictionary

"street slang" for good quality crack cocaine; usually at the wholesale level. Urban Dictionary

Someone who lurks on people, the way a gator's eyes peep above the water, they lurk in the water, they lurk on their prey. Urban Dictionary

To be supremely uncool and infintely lame, to be an assmunch. Describes an action or a person who is helplessly unhip and backwards and yokel. Usually used as "xxx is so gator." The opposite of gator is dawg. Urban Dictionary

1. A bowel excrement. 2. Fecal matter. 3. Turd. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gator:
gator, bator, gato, gabor, gater, ator, gatos, -ator, vator, tator, sator, dator, lator, gafor, cator, gatr.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word gator:
chomp, growl, bowl, greats, alligator, matchup, outback, sec, acc, bowls, pitted, bait, tech, bcs, tar, heels, swimmer, florida, fiesta, auburn, quarterback, golfer, invitational, lineman, linebacker, offense, drill, mvp, rushing, tigers, ole, touchdown, interception, punt, penn, southeastern, percy, yards, swamp, freshman, inducted, pick, kicked, nfl, woody, dame, willis, georgia, tampa, rushed, danny, defensive, ncaa, stadium, freestyle, sophomore, coordinator, virginia, miami, nebraska, poll, fame, marching, game, golf, espn, hayes, ranked, tales, reynolds, bradley, invitation, alumni, draft, orange, receiver, tennessee, sun, cartoon, bobby, streak, fans, football, defense, honors, coach, coaching, selected, volunteers, athletic, conference, drafted, threw, offensive, relay, carolina, quarter, great, guard, sugar.

Words that rhyme with gator:
coordinator, mater, cater, curator, later, operator, perpetrator, indicator, generator, accelerator, administrator, traitor, crater, equator, elevator, facilitator, dictator, denominator, actuator, mediator, gaiter, waiter, refrigerator, moderator, alligator, navigator, creator, agitator, incubator, greater, instigator, translator, pater, escalator, accumulator, manipulator, decatur, calculator, collaborator, defibrillator, regulator, gladiator, radiator, amphitheater, educator, commentator, fetor, arbitrator, aviator, tater, terminator, stator, skater, innovator, hater, oscillator, investigator, carburetor, activator, percolator, alternator, baiter, freighter, insulator, locator, respirator, simulator, legislator, ventilator, communicator, procrastinator, amphitheatre, incinerator, originator, excavator, rater, slater, detonator, eighter, grater, mercator, animator, illuminator, imitator, decorator, stater, illustrator, liquidator, estimator, applicator, speculator, integrator, infiltrator, exterminator, litigator, negotiator, demonstrator, fabricator, viator, plater.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gator:
big, old, foot, large, huge, little, small, dead, hungry, young, biggest, female, giant, ole, swamp, eyed, jimmy, bad, unsuspecting, largest, sized, damn, occasional, third.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gator:
bait, history, meat.

Consonant match to gator:
gotti, gutter, ghetto, gaiter, getty, go-to, goatee, gutta, gotta, goiter, gateau, getter, go to, goitre, gutty, goto, gouty, gater, gitter, ghatti, gatto, guttae, goaty, goter, gaeta, gatti, gootee, geter, gatty, ga t, ga to, gait a, gait he, gat a, gat to, gate a, gate he, gate o, gatt a, gatt to, gert to, get a, get e, get he, get her, get o, get t, get tea, girt to, go t, go ta, go ter, go toe, goat a, goat he, goo to, got a, got e, got er, got ha, got hay, got he, got her, got how, got o, got t, got ta, got tea, got ter, got to, got too, got two, got who, gott a, gott to, gotta a, gout a, gout he, gout i, gout to, gow to, gu to, gut a, gut he, gut i, ngai te.

Words that sound like gator:
gator, gater, gaiter, gutter, getter, goiter, gitter, gotter, goitre, gatter, goter, guetter, cater, kater, gate, greater, gait, gators, grater, gazer, gayer, gooder, guider, gaters, gaiters, geyer, gaither, gaser, goider, geder, gaier, gadder, -gate, ghadir, gadar, gaita, cutter, cooter, cotter, coater, kotter, ketter, cader, catarrh, couter, kader, kiter, katar, cauter, keeter, yater, coter, kutter, catar, kotor, cotr, cuiter, keiter, gates, gat, gamer, gar, garter, gainer, gade, gare, gatt, gata, gatti, gaster, gair, gaper, gaur, garr, gaut, gades, gatta, gaits, galer, gager, gauger, gati, ganter, gautier, gaeta, gatty, gaar, gaer, gaucher, gahr, gauer, gautreaux, gaid, gautreau, gaat, gaunter, gainor, gastr, garre, gailer.