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kat
[ kaht ]
noun
- an evergreen shrub, Catha edulis, of Arabia and Africa, the leaves of which are used as a narcotic when chewed or made into a beverage.
kat
/ kæt; kɑːt /
noun
- a variant spelling of khat
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of kat1
Example Sentences
And thousands of miles away, among ordinary young people in UK towns, ketamine – also known as special K, vitamin K, or kit kat - has also become fashionable.
It would make us laugh when she she's I enjoy going because I get a big hot dog before the game and a kit kat at half time.
John confuses letters, like b and d, while Jack struggles to link letters with sounds; he doesn’t recognize that kat sounds like the name of a familiar animal.
"We put a lot of time, effort and hard work into this song," Perry said, thanking her fans, known as the "Katy kats."
Sometimes a c is used instead of a k, even if it makes more sense for cat to be spelled kat.
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