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Slang for gratuitous, or free - having similarity to meaning as in a giveaway. An exclusive special in preview or experience - similar in context to perk. The download comes grat with a preorder of the album.
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Pronounced "Grash"
Based off of Shakespeare's character Gratiano from Merchant of Venice noun - one who chatters idly at length without making sense, someone who says something pointless or asks a stupid question adjective - something pointless, monotonous, doesnt make sense noun - He is a grat because everything that comes out of his mouth is crap and I can never understand him.
adjective - This class is grat because all we do is listen to stupid lecture and take notes |
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When something is lame, stupid or sucks its grat. "You hear that new song on the radio?"
Yea, that shit was grat! |
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GRAT, interjection: used to express anger, rejection and disgust, often followed by a pronoun, such as “you” or “it”. GRAT, as an adjective, adverb: damned; confounded; bloody. 1: Grat it!
2: That gratting idiot. |
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New slang for great!!! Did you hear the new backstreet boys song?
Dude, it's grat! |
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terrible, bad, not good at all 1: Dude ya hear the principle fired a nun?
2: Are you serious? yo thats grat |
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tobbaco, cigarettes used so teachers cannot find out if a pupil smokes "You got any grat!?"
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