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Meanings of gat in English
Synonyms
Examples for "rod"
Examples for "rod"
1
The smile will succeed the frown; the balm will follow the rod.
2
And for a great street rod, you'll need thousands of those hours.
3
Hubbard picked the rod up tenderly and put it in the canoe.
4
Fit the collars tightly on the rod to hold them in place.
5
My staff and rod, needless to say, had been taken as well.
Usage of gat in English
1
Give him a gat and Lefty was at home in any company.
2
This he gat into his hand and hied out of the chapel.
3
Whereof on a day she gat a kid and brought it home.
4
And by Alice he gat a child that hight Bellengerus le Beuse.
5
But I gat through pretty quick, and had no hurt done me.
6
Truly, said Elaine, wit ye well this child he gat upon me.
7
There was nae chair, so I e'en gat doon on my knees.
8
Where he gat him forth, will he not get him in again?
9
Anyhow, you'll gimme that gat you been toting these last few days.
10
So I say, give me a good handy gat when something's doing.
11
Why, you know he's near as good as you with his gat!
12
Therewith the two went forth and gat them from the hall.
13
So then Sir Tristram gat the chapel and kept it mightily.
14
So Sir Tristram gat the chapel and kept it by force.
15
Then he went for his gat and he beat me to the draw.
16
Thus he spake, and pale fear gat hold of the limbs of all.
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Gat through the time
Gat across language varieties
United Kingdom
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