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.
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.
by Therawyn December 11, 2009
A truncated form of congratulations as stated; however it is a hollow form. There is little emotion, you don't care you are envious or it doesn't matter. You join the bandwagon of everyone else saying it.
The word is often used as just "grats" by itself. When it is used in this form is is surely a carefree statement.
The word is often used as just "grats" by itself. When it is used in this form is is surely a carefree statement.
by Zorg_here July 13, 2011
by mike 232432 October 24, 2007
Pronounced: anti-grash
noun: Someone who is the "voice of reason", one who always knows what they are talking about, someone witty, funny, sharp and intelligent
noun: Someone who is the "voice of reason", one who always knows what they are talking about, someone witty, funny, sharp and intelligent
Mr. Reed is the anti-grat because he knows everything about chem and shuts down all the idiots who ask stupid questions.
by The Anti Grat November 19, 2006
"um, grats?" : Originated from GameArena Message boards. Meaning a sarcastic way of saying congratulations
by anthologie November 19, 2006
Congratulations on being terrible.
Way to lose that.
That's pathetic!
Derived from a bunch of people on Mug'thol in World of Warcraft.
Way to lose that.
That's pathetic!
Derived from a bunch of people on Mug'thol in World of Warcraft.
by Jonny John December 21, 2006