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Any gun is a GAT / GATS.
I'm gunna pull out my GAT and bust the cap on u
Gats by FooMugT July 27, 2004
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Street lingo for guns and or weapons.
"Nigger, gimmer my damn money, crack dont come easy these days. Dont make me bust a cap, I got ma gat raght here boy."
gats by Tony Ramone July 31, 2005
Guns and pistols is gats

-Big L "Ebonics"
gats by AC June 3, 2003
The General Agreement on the Trade in Services. This treaty of the World Trade Organisation entered effect in 1995 as a result of the Uruguay round of negotiations. It was created to extend multilateral trading systems to cover services as well as goods.
1: Hey guys! Don't discriminate against my providing services in your country!
2: Aha! Eat tariffs! My domestic service industry has an unfair advantage now!
1: GATS will protect me!
2: Oh god the GATS why me
gats by enjoyment December 31, 2007
Breasts, gats origionaly meaning guns, a girls breasts can be referred to as guns, or gats.
"Look at the gats on her!"
Gats by Brad Kolling March 19, 2008

gats on deck 

Slang for having a gun in your possession.
I've got gats on deck. I'm strapped.
gats on deck by highteeld October 11, 2014

Gats blaring 

to run into a shootout firing like crazy in all directions.
Bro 1: "hey bro remember last night on Xbox Live when you ran into that room gats blaring and killed everyone"

Bro 2: "ya man that was freakin' sweet!"
Gats blaring by THEMAN123 February 24, 2009
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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