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Interjection used for anything and everything by country music artist Morgan Wallen.
GAHT by MWfan1 April 13, 2021
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the hair and residue left in your throat after gagging on a cat

created as a milder form of the word mung

used in exasperation, excitement, annoyance, jubilation, confusion, disappointment etc etc

similar usage - shit, damn, fuck or mung
Gaht! A bird shat upon my shoes!

I don't know where i left my homework! Gaht!

Gaht! This is retarded!

Gaht! I discovered a new remedy for constipation!
GAHT by Sara Lop January 25, 2005
Slang term used by country superstar, Morgan Wallen. As in, "I ghats to go get me some of that." Or in his music:
Whiskey Glasses: “I gahts you to hold me tight, ’til you’re all I see.”
Up Down: “We rollin’ in with our windows gahts down, ‘least ’til the boat docks anyhow.”
Sand in My Boots: "There’s still some life left in my boots, but I gahts to give it up.”
GAHT by T-BoneStallone October 6, 2023
coolest hottest person on tiktok and very hilarious and so funny hahahhahha
gahtv is the best tiktok, i liked the vid where he looked up sonic pr0n
gahtv by totally not gahtv September 1, 2021
The act of drinking a beverage of the alcohol vareity
Are we going for gahts lad, dying of the thirst ye fucking tinker ye
Gahts by Dorty beuooore October 28, 2017
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