gyatt

noun

gē-ˈyät 

variants or Gyatt or less commonly gyat or Gyat

1

slang

—used for "god" as an intensive or interjection

Why is accidentally snatching the charger out the wall so gyatt damn annoying

—Kay Thee Real (@Kaytheereal0), on X, formerly Twitter

Put simply, a subwoofer transforms this system, elevating it from "quite good for the price" to "gyatt!"

—Dennis Burger

Note: This sense of gyatt, which is often used to express excitement over or admiration for shapely buttocks, originated in African American English and has since become widespread.

2

slang : an appealingly shapely or large butt

Lord, have mercy, shape real curvy (whoo) … I got that (uh), she got that gyatt …

—Ice Spice and Latto (lyrics)

Lorelai Gilmore [television character] had a gyat

—rrich (@birthdayrich), on X, formerly Twitter

Note: Usage of this sense originated in African American English and has since become widespread.

Word History

Etymology

alteration of god in goddamn entry 1, presumably reflecting pronunciation in African American English

First Known Use

circa 2021, in the meaning defined at sense 2