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concat

concat verb: to concatenate.

Verb

concat (third-person singular simple present concats, present participle concatting, simple past and past participle concatted)

  1. (informal) To concatenate.

Forms of concat

third-person singular presentconcats
present participleconcatting
past participleconcatted
pastconcatted

Origin of concat

Abbreviation; also used as a keyword or function name in some programming environments.

Questions about concat

What does concat mean?
Concat means to concatenate.
What part of speech is concat?
Concat is a verb.
What is the past tense of concat?
The past tense of concat is concatted.

Words near concat in the dictionary

  1. concasses
  2. concassing
  3. concassé
  4. concasséd
  5. concassés
  6. concat
  7. concatamer
  8. concatameric
  9. concatamerisation
  10. concatamerization
  11. concatamerize

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