1) Anoter one of many terms designating a type of fart. The "blat" is designated by an explosive blast of rectal gas. While the sound is ferocious, the smell is usually deadly. However the duration (of both the blat and the people standing around the blat-ter) is very brief (pun intended).
2) The type of fart typically associated with "Ocky" and "Clutcher" in the less-well-known comic series of the same name.
3) Designating one of the the two most obnoxious sounds of the tuba. In this context, the term is often spelled "blatt" and associated with "the other" obnoxious sound of the tuba, the "woop". Often the two sounds are grouped together (e.g. "blatting and wooping").
2) The type of fart typically associated with "Ocky" and "Clutcher" in the less-well-known comic series of the same name.
3) Designating one of the the two most obnoxious sounds of the tuba. In this context, the term is often spelled "blatt" and associated with "the other" obnoxious sound of the tuba, the "woop". Often the two sounds are grouped together (e.g. "blatting and wooping").
1) We were playing cards when all at once... BLAT! Grodie let one go, and the game was immediately called off.
2) BLAT!
3) Tubas... we're going to try that again. This time without the blatting and wooping.
2) BLAT!
3) Tubas... we're going to try that again. This time without the blatting and wooping.
by Frank Klaune November 22, 2004
by Owen Fry March 21, 2005
A wrong, sour, or otherwise harsh-sounding note played on a musical instrument, especially a brass instrument.
by pentozali November 16, 2005
Bl-AT -
1. *BARF*
2. SOUND EFFECT MADE WITH MOUTH INDICATING AK SPRAYING, USUALLY IN STREET HIPHOP SONGS.. BLLLLLAT
1. *BARF*
2. SOUND EFFECT MADE WITH MOUTH INDICATING AK SPRAYING, USUALLY IN STREET HIPHOP SONGS.. BLLLLLAT
by RANDY [BLUR] ROBBINS February 05, 2004
A term originally used when playing hacky sack, or footbag. It occurs when one player deliberatly powers the hacky at another player in the hope that they will lose control.
by Nialbm June 23, 2006
by jaycee February 06, 2004
by Smallwood January 01, 2006