I got my gat, too, and you ain't going to run out on me.

Bang! goes the gat again and Mister Squirrel's tail is chopped plumb in two and then he ducks down his hole by the side of the trail and we hear him squealing and chattering cusswords at us.

Of which lands Joseph gat all the money for selling of wheat, and brought it into the king's treasury.

I wouldn't have waited to be polite, but just pulled a gat and started smashing things for luck.

But with that Sir Engeneron awoke to his danger, and therewith gat upon his knees and clasped Sir Percival about the thighs, crying out: "Sir, I beseech you upon your knighthood to spare my life.