Definitions
Etymologies
- See saltant. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Ora, saltate al post incrociato carpiato su Ticklebooth e scoprite perché ho postato proprio questa scena.”
“It is not for me to prove the fallacy of the Single Tax theory -- the onus probandi rests with its apostles, and they but saltate from mistaken premises to ridiculous conclusions.”
“-- who discovered that if a cane be held horizontally before the lead ram of a flock, compelling him to saltate, then removed, the thousandth ewe lamb will jump at that point just as did the pioneer.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘saltate’.
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erinnbatykefer's Words
ewer, lace, grenadine, wick, haruspex, augur, distal, proximal, supine, labyrinthine, rivers, monongahela and 176 more...
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Just 'cause I like 'em, S
scrunch, solace, sabotage, saccade, sacerdotal, sacrilegious, sacristy, snappy, skew, steadfast, scowl, scorch and 781 more...
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hoppestere
dancing on waves - a mysterious term of Chaucer that I can't bury or even embalm.
mudra, orchesis, poussette, gestic, reel, coupee, riffle, hula, allemande, pavan, pantomime, geisha and 21 more...
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saltatory
inspired by the pronk discussion...
pronk, stot, saltate, boing, jump, hop, bounce, spring, leap, vault, bound, buck and 18 more...
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beee's Words
opah, loam, doff, olericulture, nockandro, saltate, halcyon, acushla, mooncalf, hobbledehoy, susurrus
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beanie's Words
cattail, anon, saltate, parquet, bentonite, circumpolar, asterism, venal, three-line whip, sanguine, peregruzka, pshaw and 1 more...
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reesetee To move by leaping, skipping, or dancing. Jun 12, 2007