Gat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GAT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a pistol
• a revolver or pistol
• pistol or revolver
• a gangster\'s pistol
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• imp. of Get.

Words related to GAT

gats5 get4

Words that contain GAT

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How to use GAT in a sentence

• And I gat me up wearily to go forth into the Night again, that I should make a search for a hot spring, of which I had come past many.
• And there were many, yet great, so that I was much wearied and something strained of the spirit, before that I gat two little trees unto the water.
• And I gat upward from the rock, very quiet, and had the Diskos ready in my hand.
• And when I had gat this far to a readiness for my going, I minded me that I should try the compass again, as I did intend.
• And afterward, I gat my gear upon me, and I went again upon my journey.
• And I eat four of the tablets, as was surely due unto me, and drank some of the water, and so gat forward again into the night.
• But she went unto my back, and did open the scrip, and gat me to my food, even as a quiet and proper wife should go.
• And truly, if that we gat upward to the top-most cave, there did be few Monsters that should have power to come at us, ere we be warned of their coming.
• And they that were with me, gat me from the Lift, and did mean to carry me in the sling unto The Last Road.
• And then both Moses and the elders of Israel, gat them into the host.
• With a right good will he gat him on the road and told Rudeger the message he had heard, to whom none such pleasing news had come in many a day.
• But Ralph slowly gat off his horse and stood by Ursula who was on the ground already, but would not touch her, for he was ashamed.
• There he bade the watch wake up Stephen and all men, and they gat to horse as speedily as they might, and were on the road ere the sun was fully up.
• With this Sir Palomides and Sir Tristram were on foot, and gat their horses again, and either asked counsel of other, what was best to do.
• Anon as Sir Tristram was passed, Sir Sagramore and Sir Dodinas gat again their horses, and mounted up lightly and followed after Sir Tristram.
• So when the knight, Sir Gaheris, saw his time, he came to their bedside all armed, with his sword naked, and suddenly gat his mother by the hair and struck off her head.
• And then they gat off their horses as well as they might, and dressed their shields and swords to do their battle to the utterance.
• Then Sir Gareth gat a spear and proffered to joust.
• And then Sir Breuse and Sir Bertelot gat their horses and fled away.
• How that Sir Tristram gat him harness of a knight which was hurt, and how he overthrew Sir Palomides.
• How Galahad gat him a shield, and how they sped that presumed to take down the said shield.
• I have nourished in this place a great while a serpent, which served me a great while, and yesterday ye slew him as he gat his prey.
• Then he kissed her, and then she gat him, and brought him to his armour.
• And then he gat his spear of his squire, and departed from Sir Launcelot to fetch his course.
• Then Sir Tristram and Gouvernail gat them shipping, and so sailed into Brittany.
• And therewithal Sir Gaheris alighted, and gat up Sir Kay.
• Biorn started up suddenly awake, takes to his legs and runs home, and it was a near thing that the beast gat him not.
• Sir please rite as soon as you gat this for et as enporten.

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