Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A large spotted shark, Ginglymostoma cirratum of the West Indies.
Etymologies
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Examples
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As with Bakademy, which we found out about the other day, it is a bilingual portmanteau word created by combining the Japanese word gata, or tidal mudflats, with Olympics.
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I have never heard a maid called a gata, but of course, my husband and his family have never had a maid.
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I have never heard a maid called a gata, but of course, my husband and his family have never had a maid.
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I have never heard a maid called a gata, but of course, my husband and his family have never had a maid.
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I have never heard a maid called a gata, but of course, my husband and his family have never had a maid.
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I have never heard a maid called a gata, but of course, my husband and his family have never had a maid.
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I have never heard a maid called a gata, but of course, my husband and his family have never had a maid.
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I have never heard a maid called a gata, but of course, my husband and his family have never had a maid.
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I have never heard a maid called a gata, but of course, my husband and his family have never had a maid.
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I have never heard a maid called a gata, but of course, my husband and his family have never had a maid.
hernesheir commented on the word gata
It's a fish.
November 16, 2011
ruzuzu commented on the word gata
Okay, okay.
*ahem*
Is it a catfish?
November 16, 2011
hernesheir commented on the word gata
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November 16, 2011