Definitions
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- n. Plural form of pat.
Etymologies
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Examples
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But the majority are ex-pats from the U.S., according to Mexico's federal bureau of immigration.
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Add the butter, in pats/lumps of about a teaspoon each: pulse once or twice to get them covered with flour, then process briefly to the cornmeal texture.
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I've always wondered how many ex-pats from the U.S. are in Mexico illegally.
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(I ordinarily close comments for this kind of post, because I hate being sucked into the temptation to seek reassurance and back-pats from the Internets for my own twisted issues, but you know what?
Princesses Never Give Up, Until They Totally Do - Her Bad Mother
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I come here to escape gringo visitors and ex-pats, which is probably not the norm in SMA.
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American Lance Armstrong pats a kangaroo joey in Unley,
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American Lance Armstrong pats a kangaroo joey in Unley, Australia, Thursday,
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If any part of Delhi has a claim to antiquity it is this, for it is alleged to be one of the five "pats" or towns over which the war celebrated in the Mahábhárata was waged.
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"As they took on day jobs to support their families, their 'pats' began to mirror their lives, environs and struggle," folk art researcher and chronicler Ravi Kant Dwivedi of the
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FACT NUMBER THREE: While the average Portland household ingests only a tablespoon of butter a day (or roughly 2.5 "pats"), Butter Hogs greatly exceed this usage-sometimes by three or four pats!
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