ga·ter (g  t r)n. Informal Variant of gator. |
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Similarly, property ownership provided the frame within which South Gaters resisted racial change, creating a political rhetoric that "focused more on protecting white rights rather than attacking blacks" (p. Big cookies, a gumball galaxy, and two experienced gaters with an eye for investigation provide a series of lively encounters filled with candy. Renzetti LM, Paciorek PM, Tannu SA, Rinaldi N, Tocker, JE, Wasserman MA, Gater PR. |
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