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sagaciate

sagaciate verb: to get along; thrive.

Verb

sagaciate (third-person singular simple present sagaciates, present participle sagaciating, simple past and past participle sagaciated)

  1. (Southern US) To get along; thrive.

Forms of sagaciate

third-person singular presentsagaciates
present participlesagaciating
past participlesagaciated
pastsagaciated

Origin of sagaciate

Probably related to sagacity.

Questions about sagaciate

What does sagaciate mean?
Sagaciate means to get along; thrive.
What part of speech is sagaciate?
Sagaciate is a verb.
What is the past tense of sagaciate?
The past tense of sagaciate is sagaciated.

Words near sagaciate in the dictionary

  1. saga
  2. saga boy
  3. saga boys
  4. Saga lout
  5. Saga louts
  6. sagaciate
  7. sagaciated
  8. sagaciates
  9. sagaciating
  10. sagacious
  11. sagaciously

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