Gatterd 

A Term For Very, Very Drunk, Allmost As Drunk As Paraletic.

Wow Last Night He Got ParaLetic And We Jst Got Gatterd!

Gatterd by coombbeii April 15, 2009

gatter

A historic weapon that was mounted upon ships in the mid 18th century. Used commonly by pirates and even the British Navy at one point, in an effort to counter the pirates advanced weaponry. The "Gatter" is a canon designed to shoot wooden-barrels that would shatter upon contact, sending wood shrapnel speeding in all directions. The barrels were filled with turtles. The purpose of the turtles was to make the ground on the ships near impossible to walk on, however, the turtles shot everywhere much like the wood shards did.

First Mate: "Black Beard sir, they're everywhere!"
Black Beard: "Aye, LOAD THA GATTER YE SCALLYWAGS!"

gatter by Captain Science July 9, 2012

Gatturday 

is a Saturday that soley revolves around drinking alcohol Gatt

oh look its Gatturday, time for a drink.

get your gatt on, its gatturday.

im so drunk right now, thankfully its gatturday

This one Gatturday was off the chain, i was mad crazy drunk yawl.

Gatturday was so messy, it turned into Gattday.

Gatturday by RafeNP10 September 15, 2011

gatter

noun meaning alcohol/a drink. can also be used as a verb, to gatter (to drink) and an adjective, gattered (drunk)

gatterhead: im bare gattered
other gatterhead: isit, buy me a gatter then?
gatterhead: yeh get your gatter on!
other gatterhead: GATTER BE BARE

gatter by gatterbebare November 14, 2011

gatteries 

Ammunition; aka gat batteries
A fusion of the word gat, which is slang for a firearm, and batteries, which store energy in the form of electrons

"Man, I gotta get some fresh gatteries for this heat"

gatteries by SuperSpick September 28, 2015

gatted 

To get shot the fuck up.

Yoo that guy just got fucking gatted

gatted by Bred_Stix December 12, 2018

Gotterdammerung 

Götterdämmerung (Twilight of the Gods), is the last in Richard Wagner's cycle of four music dramas titled Der Ring des Nibelungen (The Ring of the Nibelung).

The title is a translation into German of the Old Norse phrase Ragnarök, which in Norse mythology refers to a prophesied war among various beings and gods that ultimately results in the burning, immersion in water, and renewal of the world. However, as with the rest of the Ring, Wagner's account diverges significantly from his Old Norse sources.

A rare term, used to mean the end of something, significantly.

(...)Peckinpah had "produced an American movie that equals or surpasses the best of Kurosawa: the Gotterdammerung of Westerns" Roger Ebert said the following about the 1969 movie The Wild Bunch, where aging western outlaws find themselves and their code outdated in the XX century.

Gotterdammerung by apostrophe' February 18, 2016