congrats n.
congratulations, also as excl; thus synon. congraggers, congratters.
Life amongst Troubridges (1966) 167: Congrats on Ernest’s appointment to the Royal Yacht. | ||
Works 153: ‘Congrats,’ says I. | in||
Sporting Times 12 Mar. 1/3: Please accept my congrats., Mrs. P. | ‘His Lincoln Form’||
Lighter Side of School Life 95: ‘I’m to be a prefect next term.’ ‘Oh! Congratters!’. | ||
Good Companions 436: Congrats on the show, Miss Bant! | ||
Dundee Courier 29 Mar. 7/3: Air Ministry’s Congrats. The following message was sent to Mr Mollisoon [etc.]. | ||
N.Y. Age 11 July 7/2: The Y Spartans rate some orchids for their swing last week. Congrats girls. | ‘Truckin ’round Brooklyn’ in||
N.Y. Age 14 June 9/4: I extend congrats from old digg mee. | ‘Observation Post’ in||
letter 30 July in Leader (2000) 81: Congrats, old son. | ||
Picture Post 13 Nov. 8: Congrats! [...] and belated congratulations to the people responsible for the wonderfully clever ‘special effects’. | ||
Reinhart in Love (1963) 84: Congrats, sir! King-size vol one reaches you in Friday’s mail. | ||
Dear ‘Herm’ 120: Wow, Leo, 1,000,000 clams! Congrats! | ||
Muscle for the Wing 56: I guess congrats are in order. | ||
Snapper 53: Yeah, Sharon. Congrats, said Mary. | ||
Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nightdress 57: ‘Congrats’ and ‘Oh my God, you were, like, so amazing.’. | ||
Braywatch 68: I believe congrats are in order. | ||
Dirtbag, Massachusetts 166: ‘Congrats. You’re next’. |