English words containing gats:

adjective

Unsettled or confused.

Usage examples:

Keith looked momentarily disconcerted

verb

Disturb the composure of; unsettle.

Usage examples:

The abrupt change of subject disconcerted her

noun

A range fitted with various appliances such as ovens, plate-warmers, water heaters, etc.

proper noun

A city in ontario, southern canada; population 204,668 (2006). settled by german mennonites in 1806, as dutch sand hills, it was renamed berlin in 1830 and kitchener in 1916, in honour of field marshal kitchener.

noun

The taking of excessive measures in attempting to correct or make amends for an error, weakness, or problem.

Usage examples:

The temptation is to start using a heavier face cream, but overcompensating can add to the problem

adjective

Characterized by taking excessive measures in attempting to correct or make amends for an error, weakness, or problem.

Usage examples:

Others saw him as an overcompensating show-off and egomaniac

verb

Take excessive measures in attempting to correct or make amends for an error, weakness, or problem.

Usage examples:

He was overcompensating for fears about the future

adverb

In a resentful or aggrieved manner; bitterly; with resentment.

adjective

From or relating to the bible.

Usage examples:

Scriptural quotations from genesis

adjective

From or relating to the holy writings of a religion

Usage examples:

Scriptural texts/passages