Crossword clues for gato
gato
- Córdoba cat
- Cat, in Spain
- Cat, in Madrid
- Cat in a casa
- Tigre, por ejemplo
- Spanish pussy
- Puerto Vallarta puss
- Puerto Rican pet
- Peruvian purrer
- Perro's housemate
- Mouser of Madrid
- Mexican mewer
- Mexican meower
- Mexican meow maker
- Mexican Manx
- León relative
- Leche lapper
- It may be chased by un perro
- Francisco's feline
- Felino doméstico
- Feline: Sp
- Feline, to Felipe
- Córdoban cat
- Chat, across the Pyrénées
- Cat, to Catarina
- Cat, south of the border
- Cat, in Costa Rica
- Cat, in Chihuahua
- Cat, in Cataluña
- Cat in Cancun
- Casa pet, perhaps
- Cartagena cat
- Caracas cat
- Cancun cat
- Campeche cat
- Cádiz cat
- Argentine tune
- A perro might chase one
- "Ratón" chaser
- Catarina's cat
- Cat, in Castile
- Meower, in Madrid
- RatГіn chaser
- Pet in a casa
- CГіrdoba cat
- Mouse catcher, in Madrid
- Mexican mouse catcher
- Chihuahua cat
- Mexican mouse chaser
- Cat in una casa
- CancГєn kitty
- Kitty, in Segovia
- Animal in una casa
- Purrer in Peru
- Chat, across the PyrГ©nГ©es
- Cancún kitty
- Ratón chaser
- Madrid mouser
- Pet for Pedro
- Miguel's cat
- Cat, in Córdoba
- Spanish feline
- ___ del Sol, 1982 Derby winner
- Castilian cat
- Cuban cat
- ___ del Sol, Derby winner: 1982
- Cat, in Cádiz
- Catalonian cat
- With 52 Across and 45 Down, Derby winner: 1982
- Spanish cat
- Cat, in Catalonia
- Enemy of un ratón
- Cat, in Colombia
- Cat, in Cancún
- Tijuana tabby
- Persian in Peru
- Feline, to Francisco
Wikipedia
Gato is a Spanish, Portuguese and Galician word for cat.
Gato may also refer to:
GATO is a real-time submarine simulator first published in 1984 by Spectrum HoloByte for MS-DOS. It simulates combat operations aboard the Gato-class submarine in the Pacific Theater of World War II. GATO was later ported to the Apple IIe, Atari ST, and Macintosh. In 1987 Atari published a version on cartridge for the Atari 8-bit family, to coincide with the launch of the Atari XEGS.
The gato (Spanish for cat) is a style of Argentine music and the associated dance. It is a very popular folk dance in the country. Its rhythm is like the chacarera, but its structure is different. Usually, the lyrics of gatos are picaresque or humorous (and the dancers frequently stop the music to improvise any occurrence of double meaning).
Gato or El Gato is a nickname or given name that may refer to
Given name- Gato Dumas (1938–2004), Argentine chef
- Gato Eveready (Víctor Manuel Soto Flores, born 1975), Mexican professional wrestler, known as "El Gato"
- Gato Barbieri (born 1932), Argentinian jazz tenor saxophonist and composer
- Edgardo Obregón (born 1999), football prodigy from Mexico, nicknamed "Gato"
- Gastón Gaudio (born 1978), Argentinian tennis player, nicknamed "El Gato"
- Orlando Melendez (born 1979), Puerto Rico-born basketball player for the Harlem Globetrotters, nicknamed "El Gato"
- Pat Tanaka (born 1961), Hawaiian wrestler who has used the ring name "El Gato"
Gato or Gatoh is a surname that may refer to
- Enrique Gato (born 1977), Spanish filmmaker
- Idalmis Gato (born 1971), Cuban Olympic volleyball player
- Manuel Gato (born 1984), Spanish association football player
- Ramón Gato (born 1973), Cuban Olympic volleyball player
- Shoji Gatoh (born 1971), Japanese author
Usage examples of "gato".
Leopard Men was the village of Gato Mgungu, chief of a once powerful tribe that had dwindled in numbers until now it boasted but this single village.
But Gato Mgungu was also chief of the Leopard Men, a position which carried with it a sinister power far above that of many a chief whose villages were more numerous and whose tribes were numerically far stronger.
Thus, in nearly every village within a radius of a hundred miles Gato Mgungu had followers who kept him informed as to the plans of other chiefs, followers who must even slay their own kin if the chief of the Leopard Men so decreed.
Leopard Men of outlying districts performed the abhorrent rites of the order except upon those occasions when they gathered at the village of Gato Mgungu, near which was located their temple.
Therefore, reading thus plainly the handwriting on the wall, Gato Mgungu seized this opportunity to lay the foundations of future friendship and understanding between them though he knew that Lulimi was an old fraud and his story doubtless a canard.
Imigeg must be chosen it would be the priests who would make the selection, and Gato Mgungu knew that Lulimi had a long memory.
It is not strange that the brother of the Leopard God should speak to Lulimi- Gato Mgungu is only a fighting man.
He did not know that the matter was not in his hands at all, or that a power far greater than his own lurked above him, all but reading his mind, a power that would have frustrated an attempt to return to the village of Gato Mgungu and carried him by force to the new camp of Orando.
He was not concerned with the attitude of warriors, only with that of Gato Mgungu, the chief.
He recalled to his mind a vivid picture of her as he had last seen her, he recounted her perfections of face and figure, and he knew that if chance permitted him to escape from the village of Gato Mgungu he would face even greater perils to effect her rescue.
I could get the notebook and pencil out of my pocket The Kid would get a message that would land you in jail and hang Gato Mgungu into the bargain.
He was well contented with himself when he joined the other chiefs who were sitting in council with Gato Mgungu.
Already the great chamber was nearly filled with the warriors from the village of Gato Mgungu.
Muzimo guided the warriors of Orando toward the village of Gato Mgungu.
No living soul was left within the palisaded village of Gato Mgungu when the blood-spattered warriors of Orando put the torch to its thatched huts.