Meaning & use

gyatt

noun, interjection·Advancedslanginformal

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UK/ɡjæt/
US/ɡjæt/

Meanings

  1. nouncountableslanginformal

    A slang term for a person's bottom, especially a large or noticeable one, used mainly in internet culture.

    Grammar: Countable: you can say 'a gyatt' or 'gyatts'.

    Patterns

    • a gyatt
    • big gyatt
    • gyatt for the win

    He kept talking about her gyatt, which made everyone uncomfortable.

    The video was full of comments about gyatt and other slang words.

    Some people use 'gyatt' as a compliment, but others find it rude.

  2. interjectionslanginformal

    An exclamation used in internet slang to express surprise, excitement, or admiration, often when seeing someone attractive.

    Grammar: Used alone as a reaction, like 'wow' or 'damn'.

    Patterns

    • gyatt!
    • gyatt damn

    Gyatt! Did you see that goal?

    He shouted 'gyatt' when his friend walked in wearing a new outfit.

    The streamer said 'gyatt' and the chat exploded with laughter.

Word forms

pluralgyatts

Common combinations

big gyatt
He made a joke about a big gyatt, and everyone laughed nervously.
gyatt for the win
The comment said 'gyatt for the win' and got thousands of likes.
gyatt damn
Gyatt damn, that car is fast!
talk about gyatt
They spent the whole stream talking about gyatt and other slang.

Synonyms and how they differ

butt
A more general and less slangy word for the same body part; it is not as informal or internet-specific as 'gyatt'.
booty
Also slang, but more common in hip-hop and African American English; 'gyatt' is more recent and tied to internet memes.

Commonly confused: gyatt or god?

gyatt vs god

Sometimes people mishear 'gyatt' as 'god' in the phrase 'gyatt damn', but they are completely different words.

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