blat

[blæt]

blat Definition

  • 1to make a loud and unpleasant noise
  • 2to talk too much or too loudly

Using blat: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "blat" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The car blatting its horn woke me up.

  • Example

    He was blatting on about his new car for hours.

  • Example

    She was blatting out orders to everyone in the room.

blat Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for blat

Phrases with blat

  • to say something loudly and without any attempt to be polite or careful

    Example

    He just blatted out the news as if it was nothing important.

  • to boast about one's own achievements

    Example

    I don't like to blat my own trumpet, but I did get the highest score in the class.

  • an obvious and intentional untruth

    Example

    It was a blatant lie when he said he wasn't at the party last night.

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Summary: blat in Brief

'Blat' [blæt] is a verb that describes making a loud and unpleasant noise or talking too much or too loudly. It can be used in phrases like 'blat out,' meaning to say something loudly and without any attempt to be polite or careful, and 'blat one's own trumpet,' meaning to boast about one's own achievements.