pit a pat in English
my heart goes pit-a-pat
Use "pit a pat" in a sentence
1. Apitpat — APPARITION Apitpat, With quick beating or palpitation; a word formed from the sound, pit and pat, or from beat
2. He gave the dog a pat.
3. Give me a pat of butter.
4. A pat tale aroused a big laugh.
5. Pit latrine without slab/open pit
6. Give yourself a pat on the back!
7. Pat has a remarkable verve for life.
8. * Pat baby dry .
9. The key difference between Bordered pit and simple pit is that Bordered pit has a secondary wall overarching the pit cavity forming a border while simple pit does not have an arching of the secondary wall and narrowing of the pit towards the lumen.
10. Gently pat your Armpit with a tissue
11. Pat is more like a bouncy castle.
12. Her answer came pat.
13. It's a bottomless pit, Veronica.
14. In a China-Clay Pit
15. You have a very good friend in Pat.
16. Razor pit!
17. Cross Botonny: cross moline: cross patée (or formée) cross patée fitched: cross patée fitched at foot: cross patée quadrate: Maltese cross: cross pommé
18. The players deserve a pat on the back.
19. Pat your face dry with a soft towel.
20. But it's pit crews that we need, pit crews for patients.
21. A pat humorous tale may sometimes arouse a big laugh.
22. With a reassuring pat on her arm, he left.
23. He gave her knee an affectionate pat/He gave her an affectionate pat on the knee.
24. He gave me a reassuring pat on the shoulder.
25. He reassured her with a pat on the arm.