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sat up with

sat up with is the simple past and past participle of sit up with.

Meaning of sit up with

Verb

sit up with (third-person singular simple present sits up with, present participle sitting up with, simple past and past participle sat up with)

  1. To stay awake past one's usual time in order to care for or provide company to (someone).
  2. To remain with (someone) through the night, especially with an ill or troubled person.
  3. To remain with (a recently deceased person) all night, ostensibly to keep animals from the corpse.

Questions about sat up with

What is sat up with the simple past and past participle of?
Sat up with is the simple past and past participle of sit up with.

Words near sat up with in the dictionary

  1. sat tight
  2. sat under
  3. sat up
  4. sat up and taken notice
  5. sat up and took notice
  6. sat up with
  7. sat upon
  8. sat with
  9. SAT word
  10. SAT words
  11. sat-nav

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