Correct spelling for PATATS
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Possible correct spellings for patats
- pants "I sat up late last night, cutting down a pair of Mr. Johnston's old pants.
- parts He insisted on reading parts of them up and telling me what this and that meant and what everyone would say it proved.
- patois To the Crescent Turkish Restaurant for its Business Men's Lunch comes Fourth Avenue, whose antique-shop patois reads across the page from right to left.
- patsy It was a school that taught much, and Patsy was as apt a pupil as he was a constant attendant.
- potato "I wish mine would turn white or potato color or something," said Lathrop, to whom Harry confided his expectation, "this red thatch of mine is a nuisance.
- Patted He patted her shoulder.
- Patties The Oyster Patties There was once a little boy, who perhaps might have been a good little fellow if his friends had taken pains to make him so, but I do not know how it was, instead of teaching him to be good, they gave him everything he cried for; so, whenever he wished to have anything, he had only to cry; and if he did not get it directly, he cried louder and louder till at last he got it.
- Potatoes Old potatoes, boiled whole, may be served in the same way.
- Pats Yes;-and everybody despises me and pats him on the back.
- Palates He placed at our disposal a room spread with Daghestan carpets and cushions, furnished with two tables and three chairs, and not a mouthful of our own food would he allow us to touch, a hospitality which had its drawbacks, for the Arab cuisine is not one suited to Western palates.
- Patents Surveys of the area were allowed at once, however, and land patents were authorized to be taken out.
- Patients But she was jealous of those patients, who took Addie from her for hours and days together; and she was jealous, very jealous of Marietje....
- Pets They may be tamed and domesticated easily enough; but they are not favourite pets with the farmer, who dreads their communicating to his cattle a fatal skin-disease to which the gnoos are subject, and which carries off thousands of them every year.
- pits They made little pits in the moving sand; and more sand drifted up and covered them.
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- academisms
- co-habiting
- co-lure
- colorfulnesses
- detainings
- ethicizing
- pedalled
