wat English

Meaning wat meaning

What does wat mean?

— Buddhist temple

— A kind of stew or curry eaten in Ethiopia and Eritrea.

— (Singlish) Used to contradict an underlying assumption held by the interlocutor.

— A medieval English given name, short for Walter.

How do I use wat in a sentence?

I'd like to visit Angkor Wat before I die.

If you want to have your house full of water, build a wa., wat., water duct.

Wat happened to the rest of the gang, ma'am?

Long wat from Durango, aren't you, Pard?

By the way, thought you'd like to know I got Wat the Mercer to run me up a few cloth bags.

Wat Dabney.

Wat Dabney!

Not the Wat Dabney?

And wat's next?

Madam, it so fell out that certain players we o'er-raught on the wat of these we told him, and there did seem in him a kind ofjoy to hear of it.

Wat are you doing here? I am looking for bird voices.

Sir Wat.

Dad, wat do they want with godfathers sword?

He says you were at Wat's Tavern swearing vengeance against Master Thomas.

Oh, thank you, Master Wat, no.

Wat's up?

At two o'clock, at the Wat-Sa pontoon by the khlongs.

Wat makeer?

You wat until I get my hands on her.

Your friend Clegg knew exactly wat I was talking about.

Wat is het?

Who's better than Wat Chun Lee?

Oh, Wat Chun Lee!

Dude, Wat's your problem?

Give him what he wat.

Wat, stop kicking him!

Five for Wat.

No matter, Wat.

Wat, let him go!

And Wat doesn't lead, he follows like a girl.

Wat, quiet!

Wat, you remember church as a boy.

I should like to meet this Wat.

Wat lash it to me arm.