Contemporary slang . 2014.
blatted — v. bleat, cry like a sheep or goat; blurt; make rowdy noise … English contemporary dictionary
blatted — past of blat … Useful english dictionary
blat — verb (blatted; blatting) Etymology: perhaps alteration of bleat Date: 1846 intransitive verb 1. to cry like a calf or sheep ; bleat 2. a. to make a raucous noise … New Collegiate Dictionary
blat — /blat/, v., blatted, blatting, n. Chiefly Northeastern U.S. and Great Lakes. v.i. 1. bleat. 2. to make a loud or raucous noise. v.t 3. to utter loudly and indiscreetly; blurt. n. 4. bleat (def. 4). [1840 50; perh. expressive var. of BLEAT; cf.… … Universalium
blat — (v.) 1846, U.S. colloquial, imitative. Related: Blatted; blatting. As a noun from 1904 … Etymology dictionary
blathered — adj British drunk. The term has been used by stu dents since 2000. Synonyms include bladdered, blatted and lathered … Contemporary slang
blat — informal verb (blats, blatting, blatted) 1》 make a bleating sound. 2》 travel quickly. noun a bleat or similar noise … English new terms dictionary
blat — ☆ ☆ blat [blat] vi. blatted, blatting [var. of BLEAT ] to bleat vt. to blurt out; blab n. a blatting sound … English World dictionary
