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i have a ghat
ghat by Anonymous August 24, 2003
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Ghat is a leaf chewed in Yemen, Ethiopia, Somalia, and among Yemenite Jews in Israel that has stimulative qualities. Ghat chewing sessions involve playing the 'ud smoking a nargilah and other such Eastern reveries.
I don't work, I just chew ghat all day.
ghat by Yeshu' February 11, 2005
An acronym that stands for Give Hope And Take (Away). When you give someone hope but then ruthlessly take it away immediately.
Trevor: Hey Mone, will you be my Valentine??

Mone: Absolutely, Trevor!
Mone: Jk nah
Bystander: DAMN u just got ghat. She just ghatted you so hard.
Ghat by ssssssnek February 8, 2019
<noun> a. The thug way of saying 'gun', 'pistol', or 'raafil'
<adj.> b. The 'gh' is pronounced the same as 'ph' or the letter 'F'. Thus, the word becomes said as 'Fat' or 'Phat'. 'Ghat' is said very rarely and must, MUST be used properly.
Means: awesome, cool, hip, boppin', jammin', or sweet.
a. Nigga, stop ra'ght now o' I'll pop yous wit ma ghat like no prob', Bitch!
b. Yo, Smeez, your wheels are Ghat!
Ghat by Joseph Dirt June 13, 2005
an amalgamation of the words 'Good' and 'Chat', not to be confused with 'Shat' which means the opposite
ghat
Ghat by suchghat May 6, 2011

Ghat Dam 

the only thing better than “God Dam”, used to convey extreme appreciation or adoration
I took one look at Becky’s booty, and I was like Ghat Dam!
Ghat Dam by P-Scrilla October 28, 2023
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