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Definition of pat
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pat is as below...
Pat (v. t.) To
strike
gently
with the
fingers
or hand; to
stroke
lightly;
to tap; as, to pat a dog..
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Patagia
::
Patagia
(pl. ) of
Patagiu.
P
::
P () the
sixteenth
letter
of the
English
alphabet,
is a
nonvocal
consonant
whose form and value come from the
Latin,
into which
language
the
letter
was
brought,
through
the
ancient
Greek,
from the
Phoenician,
its
probable
origin
being
Egyptian.
Etymologically
P is most
closely
related
to b, f, and v; as
hobble,
hopple;
father,
paternal;
recipient,
receive.
See B, F, and M..
Preoccupate
::
Preoccupate
(v. t.) To
anticipate;
to take
before.
Sensibility
::
Sensibility
(n.) The
capacity
of
emotion
or
feeling,
as
distinguished
from the
intellect
and the will;
peculiar
susceptibility
of
impression,
pleasurable
or
painful;
delicacy
of
feeling;
quick
emotion
or
sympathy;
as,
sensibility
to
pleasure
or pain;
sensibility
to shame or
praise;
exquisite
sensibility;
-- often used in the
plural..
Scant
::
Scant
(superl.)
Not full,
large,
or
plentiful;
scarcely
sufficient;
less than is
wanted
for the
purpose;
scanty;
meager;
not
enough;
as, a scant
allowance
of
provisions
or
water;
a scant
pattern
of cloth for a
garment..
Signature
::
Signature
(v. t.) That part of a
prescription
which
contains
the
directions
to the
patient.
It is
usually
prefaced
by S or Sig. (an
abbreviation
for the Latin
signa,
imperative
of
signare
to sign or
mark)..
Sturdy
::
Sturdy
(superl.)
Resolute,
in a good
sense;
or firm,
unyielding
quality;
as, a man of
sturdy
piety or
patriotism..
Evanesce
::
Evanesce
(v. i.) To
vanish
away; to
become
dissipated
and
disappear,
like
vapor..
Patrimony
::
Patrimony
(n.) A right or
estate
inherited
from one's
father;
or, in a
larger
sense,
from any
ancestor..
Barber
::
Barber
(n.) One whose
occupation
it is to shave or trim the
beard,
and to cut and dress the hair of his
patrons..
Isopathy
::
Isopathy
(n.) The
system
which
undertakes
to cure a
disease
by means of the virus of the same
disease.
Parcenary
::
Parcenary
(n.) The
holding
or
occupation
of an
inheritable
estate
which
descends
from the
ancestor
to two or more
persons;
coheirship.
Dimity
::
Dimity
(n.) A
cotton
fabric
employed
for
hangings
and
furniture
coverings,
and
formerly
used for
women's
under-garments.
It is of many
patterns,
both plain and
twilled,
and
occasionally
is
printed
in
colors..
Inculpated
::
Inculpated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Inculpat.
Expatriate
::
Expatriate
(v. t.) To
banish;
to drive or force (a
person)
from his own
country;
to make an exile of.
Patience
::
Patience
(n.)
Sufferance;
permission.
Addle-pated
::
Addle-pated
(a.)
Dull-witted;
stupid.
Incompossible
::
Incompossible
(a.) Not
capable
of joint
existence;
incompatible;
inconsistent.
Incompatible
::
Incompatible
(a.) Not
compatible;
so
differing
as to be
incapable
of
harmonious
combination
or
coexistence;
inconsistent
in
thought
or
being;
irreconcilably
disagreeing;
as,
persons
of
incompatible
tempers;
incompatible
colors,
desires,
ambition..
Nirvana
::
Nirvana
(n.) In the
Buddhist
system
of
religion,
the final
emancipation
of the soul from
transmigration,
and
consequently
a
beatific
enfrachisement
from the evils of
wordly
existence,
as by
annihilation
or
absorption
into the
divine.
See
Buddhism..
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