Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
pat .
Etymologies
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Examples
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And a diversion, he said. we do not have to begin patting myself back as well as think, what we found today.
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And a diversion, he said. we do not have to begin patting myself back as well as think, what we found today.
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Hmmm. This bit of Bryan and Robin patting each other on the brain is beginning to suggest that maybe GMU has too many blogs; they are continually puffing each other up.
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Okay, I don't usually indulge in patting-self-on-the-back, but I'm so excited about my new watch I just had to show it off.
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Okay, I don't usually indulge in patting-self-on-the-back, but I'm so excited about my new watch I just had to show it off.
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Madame Joyselle sat patiently by her, stroking her shoulders with a kind hand, murmuring little broken phrases in French, patting her hair.
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Outsiders – mothers of prim daughters, whom Norah pictured as finding their wildest excitement in "patting a doll" – were wont to deplore that the only daughter of David Linton of Billabong was brought up in an eccentric fashion, less girl than boy; but outsiders are apt to cherish delusions, and Norah was not without her share of gentle accomplishments.
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Even after that, a long time elapsed before the man and woman succeeded in patting him.
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Even after that, a long time elapsed before the man and woman succeeded in patting him.
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Even after that, a long time elapsed before the man and woman succeeded in patting him.
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