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blat
blat <part. pres. blatting; pret., part. pas. blatted> [ingl. am. blæt, ingl. brit. blat] V. intr. ingl. am. coloq.
1. blat (bleat) → bleat
2. blat (travel quickly):
blat
ir a toda mecha coloq.
I. bleat [ingl. am. blit, ingl. brit. bliːt] V. intr.
1. bleat sheep/goat:
2. bleat (whine, moan):
bleat pey.
II. bleat [ingl. am. blit, ingl. brit. bliːt] V. trans.
III. bleat [ingl. am. blit, ingl. brit. bliːt] SUST.
1. bleat (of sheep, goat):
2. bleat (whine, moan):
bleat pey.
Present
Iblat
youblat
he/she/itblats
weblat
youblat
theyblat
Past
Iblatted
youblatted
he/she/itblatted
weblatted
youblatted
theyblatted
Present Perfect
Ihaveblatted
youhaveblatted
he/she/ithasblatted
wehaveblatted
youhaveblatted
theyhaveblatted
Past Perfect
Ihadblatted
youhadblatted
he/she/ithadblatted
wehadblatted
youhadblatted
theyhadblatted
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The engine plays a rorty blat between gear changes, a cool display from what is otherwise a dim-witted six-speed.
www.stuff.co.nz
Theft of state products as involved in blat barter was widespread but involved small amounts, a bottle of brandy, a salami or two.
links.org.au
After a small delay for authentication you can blat away to your heart's content.
www.theregister.co.uk
Now, she's going to start blatting on about her begonias.
www.thestar.com
There'd been some mischief with cars in the past, but he wasn't blatting it today.
www.stuff.co.nz

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