Beat and Pat

Beat

Beat verb - To shape with a hammer.

Usage example: the medieval artisans who beat iron into exquisite swords

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Pat and beat are semantically related in tap topic. In some cases you can use "Pat" instead the word "Beat" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: beaten, beating, beater, beatable

Pat

Pat verb - To touch or handle in a tender or loving manner.

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Synonyms for Pat

Antonyms for Pat

Beat and pat are semantically related in impact topic. Sometimes you can use "Beat" instead the word "Pat" as a verb or a noun, if it concerns topics such as tap.

Nearby Words: pater, pate, patty

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

old	old beat	old pat
good	good beat	good pat
light	light beat	light pat
simple	simple beat	simple pat
Other adjectives: huge, little, main, last, occasional, recurring.

Common collocations

guy	beat guy	pat guy
someone	beat someone	pat someone
head	beat head	pat head

Both words in one sentence

They had used a similar beat on Project Pat's album titled Layin' Da Smack Down in 2002.The album got a positive reception both commercially and critically.

Source: Music / UGK
The timing is difficult to get down pat, but the game becomes much easier to beat if you can master it.

Source: Slide Attack
Subverted when playing against Matt and Pat though; he tends to beat them more often than not.

Source: Web Video / Two Best Friends Play

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