Synonyms for gat
| Grammar : Verb |
| Spell : gat |
| Phonetic Transcription : gæt |
Top 10 synonyms for gat Other synonyms for the word gat
- access
- accomplish
- achieve
- acquire
- adjust
- affect
- aggravate
- amuse
- annex
- annoy
- apprehend
- argue into
- arouse
- arrest
- attain
- bag
- be afflicted with
- be given
- be smitten by
- become infected with
- beg
- beget
- bend
- bias
- blow in
- bother
- breed
- bring around
- bring in
- bug
- build up
- burn
- buy into
- buy off
- buy out
- capture
- cash in on
- catch on to
- chalk up
- clean up
- clear
- coax
- collar
- come by
- come down with
- come over
- compass
- compel
- comprehend
- contract
- contrive
- converge
- cop
- defeat
- develop into
- dispose
- draw near
- dress
- earn
- educe
- effect
- elicit
- entertain
- evoke
- exasperate
- excite
- extort
- extract
- fathom
- fetch
- figure out
- fit
- fix
- follow
- gain
- gall
- generate
- get hands on
- get in touch
- get into one's head
- get sick
- get someone's goat
- glean
- go
- grab
- gratify
- grow
- have
- hear
- hustle
- impress
- influence
- inherit
- inspire
- irk
- know
- land
- lay hold of
- lay one's hands on
- learn
- lock up
- look at
- make
- make a buy
- make a killing
- make it
- make up
- memorize
- move
- nab
- nail
- net
- nettle
- notice
- obtain
- occupy
- order
- overcome
- overpower
- parlay
- peeve
- perceive
- persuade
- pick up
- pique
- predispose
- prepare
- press
- pressure
- prevail upon
- procreate
- procure
- produce
- prompt
- propagate
- provoke
- pull
- put out
- rack up
- reach
- ready
- realize
- reap
- receive
- rile
- rub the wrong way
- run
- satisfy
- score
- secure
- see
- show
- show up
- sicken
- sire
- snag
- snap up
- snowball
- stimulate
- stir
- stir up
- straighten
- strike
- succeed
- succeed to
- succumb
- sway
- take
- take in
- talk into
- touch
- trap
- try
- turn
- turn up
- urge
- vex
- wangle
- wax
- wheedle
- win
- win over
- work out
Définition of gat
Origin :- "revolver," 1904, slang shortening of Gatling (gun); by 1880, gatlin was slang for a gun of any sort.
- verb come into possession of; achieve
- verb fall victim to
- verb seize
- verb come to be
- verb understand
- verb arrive
- verb contact for communication
- verb arrange, manage desired goal
- verb convince, induce
- verb have an effect on
- verb produce offspring
- verb irritate, upset
- Deary me, but ye've gat all sorts of sons though you've nobbut two.
- Extract from : « The Shadow of a Crime » by Hall Caine
- “I marvel if he ever gat into debt,” observed Clare quietly from the other side of Jack.
- Extract from : « Clare Avery » by Emily Sarah Holt
- Be sure your weapon—I told you to bring a gat—is on your person.
- Extract from : « The Infra-Medians » by Sewell Peaslee Wright
- The Swedish form is gatlopp, in which gat is cognate with Eng.
- Extract from : « The Romance of Words (4th ed.) » by Ernest Weekley
- In that event, if he attempted violence, I should use my pistol—my 'gat'—and stop him.
- Extract from : « The Dude Wrangler » by Caroline Lockhart
- So we gat not back to our sad talk, but all ended with mirth.
- Extract from : « Joyce Morrell's Harvest » by Emily Sarah Holt
- I said so unto him at after, but all I gat of my noble admiral was “Avast there!”
- Extract from : « Joyce Morrell's Harvest » by Emily Sarah Holt
- So in the shaw we gat us; as I have told thee, it is at the back of our houses but a furlong off.
- Extract from : « The Sundering Flood » by William Morris
- Such an overthrow they gat, that they might not draw to a head again.
- Extract from : « The Sundering Flood » by William Morris
- This she did three times, while Osberne gat his anlace bare in his hand.
- Extract from : « The Sundering Flood » by William Morris
Antonyms for gat
- abandon
- aid
- anger
- annoy
- appease
- avoid
- be immune
- bore
- calm
- delight
- depart
- destroy
- disallow
- disappoint
- disarrange
- discourage
- disorder
- disorganize
- dissuade
- disturb
- drop
- encourage
- fail
- forfeit
- free
- frustrate
- give
- give in
- give up
- go
- halt
- help
- hinder
- ignore
- kill
- leave
- leave alone
- let go
- liberate
- lose
- lull
- make happy
- misconstrue
- misinterpret
- mismanage
- miss
- misunderstand
- mollify
- neglect
- offer
- overlook
- overtake
- overthrow
- pass
- please
- prevent
- push
- quiet
- recede
- refuse
- reject
- release
- relinquish
- repel
- repress
- repulse
- retreat
- soothe
- spend
- stop
- surrender
- throw away
- tire
- understand
- unfasten
- upset
- yield
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