sate
41sate — verb (T) literary be sated (with) to have had enough or more than enough of something to satisfy you …
42sate — v 1. fill, satisfy, suffice, satiate. See satiate(def. 2). 2. surfeit, overfill, cloy, stuff, saturate, satiate. See satiate(def. 1.) …
43saté — sa·té …
44SATE — • Security Awareness, Training and Education …
45sate — [[t]seɪt[/t]] v. t. sat•ed, sat•ing 1) to satisfy (an appetite or desire) fully 2) cvb to fill to excess; surfeit; glut • Etymology: 1595–1605; var. of obs. sade to satiate, OE sadian (akin to sad), perh. influenced by satiate …
46šate — šàte interj. Plv cit (tildant kelis asmenis): Vaikai, šàte, per jūs riksmą negalima nei susikalbėt! Mrj …
47SATE — • Safety Antiarrhythmic Trial Evaluation …
48sate — I. /seɪt / (say sayt) verb (t) (sated, sating) 1. to satisfy (any appetite or desire) to the full. 2. to surfeit; glut. {blend of obsolete sade satiate (Old English sadian) and Latin sat enough. See sad} II. /sæt/ (say sat), /seɪt / (say sayt) …
49sate — s ( n, satar) VARD stackare …
50såte — s ( n, såtar) liten stack …