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unate

unate is the simple past of uneat.

Meaning of uneat

Verb

uneat (third-person singular simple present uneats, present participle uneating, simple past unate, past participle uneaten)

  1. (transitive) To undo or reverse the eating of.
    • And now I wished I could uneat them somehow. The ghost of those peas was rising in my throat and fuddling my brain, making it difficult to think or speak with any sense at all.1998, Martin Greenberg, August is a Good Time for Killing, page 151

Questions about unate

What is unate the simple past of?
Unate is the simple past of uneat.

Words near unate in the dictionary

  1. unastonishing
  2. unastounded
  3. unastounding
  4. unastoundingly
  5. unastute
  6. unate
  7. unatheist
  8. unatheistic
  9. unathirst
  10. unathletic
  11. unathletically

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