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Originating from the Watergate Scandal , the term Gatey means scandalous, stressful or awkward.

If something it “too gatey”, it means it’s far too awkward or stressful to do.
I would tell the bride that the groom cheated on her on his stag do, but it’s just too Gatey.
Gatey by FridayPubClub July 29, 2020
Related Words
Gattey Gatty gatter Gatted Gatley gattered gatey Gastey gattellari Gattem
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

Gatty/Gatté

Gatty or Gatté comes from the verb 'to catch gat'. It derives from tha ancient proverb of Mattgatty Turner. Gatty or Gatté covers a whole range of words including, fanny, minge, flesh mesh, bearded oyster, yawning donkey, stench trench, spam purse, wizards sleeve and so on.

Many locals from the Southwest region regularly go 'gatty hunting' where they search out all forms of gatty big or small and pursue the gatty until the deal is done.
'I saw some great Gatty/Gatté last night' = I saw some fit girls last night that I would like to be in.

'The Gatty/Gatté hunt is on for Saturday night, bring your wellies or waders, we could be going in deep!' = We are on the hunt for ladies on saturday, bring your fucking A game!
Gatty/Gatté by Gatty Bandito August 4, 2010
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
verb; another form of saying "i got you" but in the sense of mental awarness.
one would say i gattem after you have stubbled their train of thought.
Gattem by Hiram201 January 22, 2009

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