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“She supposed he meant he was guilty for having thrown her life into disarray with his confession, and yet the word sat uneasily.”
“The word sat at the end of his sentence, invisible and yet impossible to ignore.”
“I know that popping a sat is a huge mess but what about hitting suborbital ballistic missiles?”
“my a&r guy my main contact at the label sat me down in his office and said he wanted to discuss the “leeds united” video.”
“Yes, Brenda Martin sat in a Mexican jail for a couple of years, although Harper eventually flew her home on a chartered jet.”
“At that point, Palin sat up tall in her chair, smiled, and licked her lips.”
“He sauntered into the torch-lit, yet perpetually gloomy and shadow-haunted throne room, wherein sat on a black wrought-iron chair the very person he had come to see.”
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“– “He sauntered into the torch-lit, yet perpetually gloomy and shadow-haunted throne room, wherein sat on a black wrought-iron chair the very person he had come to see.””
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“Finally, I feel that “wherein sat on a black wrought-iron chair the very person he had come to see” feels awkward because it is very circuitous.”
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“You made me laugh so loudly my poor moggy that WAS sat is the other side of the room and not impressed!! on March 11, 2010 at 11: 38 pm busybizzie”
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Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘sat’.
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3 Letter Words
A list of English words that are three letters long.
ace, act, ade, ado, add, ads, age, ago, ail, air, aim, all and 397 more...
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Past tense in -t.
Some words are always like this. Some only when British or archaic. Some are just fun.
built, spent, bent, spilt, spoilt, ruint, thought, caught, brought, wisht, pent, spelt and 73 more...
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SAT list (now featuring sat, sateen, and satori)
sat, sateen, satori, SAT, Sat, Saturday, satay, compensate, satellite, Satchmo, Erik Satie, Saturn and 66 more...
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House Officer Argot
general patient-care terms used by residents in the hospital, apart from medical jargon.
icu player, copder, co2 retainer, spin, celestial discharge, treat-and-street, snf, dump, junky, vent, code, team and 25 more...
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Series
aerate, berate, cerate, derate, amble, cramble, hamble, ramble, scramble, wamble, lilaceous, limaceous and 62 more...
Can be used as a verb: "He's satting well and appears to be breathing comfortably."
The negative is also acceptable: "He was breathing really hard and desatted quickly." Jan 26, 2008