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vagitated

vagitated is the simple past and past participle of vagitate.

Meaning of vagitate

Verb (1)

vagitate (third-person singular simple present vagitates, present participle vagitating, simple past and past participle vagitated)

  1. (rare) To wander or move at random.
    • Even with the emergence of the ideas of self-assertion among the Asians, the Imperialists are not only trying to dominate the region through the system of remote control, but are also vagitating around to get a chance again to enter the ground and graze wantonly.1987, Buddhist Studies, volumes 11–12, Delhi: University of Delhi, →ISSN, →OCLC, page iv

Verb (2)

vagitate (third-person singular simple present vagitates, present participle vagitating, simple past and past participle vagitated)

  1. To wail, mewl (as an infant).
    • Et le râle, qu'est-ce qu'on en fait. Peut-être n'est-il pas de rigueur après tout. Avoir vagi, puis ne pas être foutu de râler.1956 [1951], Samuel Beckett, translated by Samuel Beckett, Malone Dies, translation of Malone meurt (in French)

Questions about vagitated

What is vagitated the simple past and past participle of?
Vagitated is the simple past and past participle of vagitate.

Words near vagitated in the dictionary

  1. Vagitanus
  2. vagitarian
  3. vagitarianism
  4. vagitarians
  5. vagitate
  6. vagitated
  7. vagitates
  8. vagitating
  9. vagitus
  10. vagitus uterinus
  11. vago-

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