GYAAT

What Does GYAAT Mean?

GYAAT is an exclamation of admiration or appreciation.

Gyaat is a word (pronounced "geeyat") used as an exclamation of admiration or appreciation.

Gyaat is an alternative spelling of gyat, used to express even more excitement on the part of the sender. It is typically used by young men when commenting on the physical attributes of a girl or woman. For example:

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When I write GYAAT, I mean this: meaning of GYAAT Gyaat is an exaggerated form of gyat.

Summary of Key Points

"Exclamation of Admiration or Appreciation" is the most common definition for GYAAT on Snapchat, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.
GYAAT
Definition:Exclamation of Admiration or Appreciation
Type:Word
Guessability:
3: Guessable
Typical Users:
Adults and Teenagers

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An Academic Look at GYAAT

Gyat is an interjection. Interjections are words used to express feeling or sudden emotion. They can be standalone or used as part of a sentence (usually at the start).

An interjection can end in an exclamation mark to express a particularly strong feeling or emotion, but these are often omitted in text speak.

Example of GYAAT Used in a Text

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See Also

EWW (exclamation of disgust) OOF (exclamation of pain or surprise, out of focus, out of office) WIG (exclamation of surprise or delight) WOW (exclamation of surprise, World of Warcraft, whipped owned and wrapped) YEE HAW (exclamation of enthusiasm or exuberance) YEET (dance, exclamation of excitement, throw)