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Definition of tatted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- She showed off her tatted arms at the concert.
- His tatted sleeves were a work of art.
- The tatted biker drew everyone's attention.
Origin of tatted
English, tat (make lace) + ed (past tense)
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- French:tatoué, ...
- German:tätowiert, ...
- Italian:tatuato, ...
- Spanish:tatuado, ...
- Portuguese:tatuado, ...
- Chinese:纹身的, ...
- Japanese:タトゥーの入った, ...
- Arabic:مَوْشُوم, ...
- Hebrew:מְקוּעֲקָע, ...
- Russian:татуированный, ...
- Ukrainian:татуйований, ...
- Hindi:टैटूयुक्त, ...
Definition of tat - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The market was full of tat.
2.
- He showed off his new tat.
3.
lace makingRare decorative pattern made by knotting threadRare
- She learned to make tat to adorn her handmade garments.
4.
textileDated UK gunny cloth made from juteDated UK
- The sacks were made of tat.
Verb
1.
- He decided to tat a dragon on his arm.
2.
lace makingtr./intr. Rare create lace by knotting or looping threadstr./intr. Rare
- She learned to tat intricate lace patterns.
Images of tat

decorative pattern made by knotting thread 
gunny cloth made from jute
Expressions with tat
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characterized by retaliatory actions or responses
The tit-for-tat strategy led to escalating tensions.
series of sharp, repeated sounds
The rat-a-tat on the door startled everyone.
series of short, sharp taps
The rat-a-tat-tat of the drum echoed.
series of quick, sharp taps
I heard a rat-tat at the door.
rapid repeated sound of gunfire
The rat-tat-tat of machine guns filled the air.
Origin of tat
English, tat (cheap)
Examples of tat in a sentence
He regretted buying the tat that cluttered his room. She got a new tat on her arm. His tat collection is growing rapidly. The intricate tat decorated the edges of the tablecloth. She sold tat at the local craft fair. The old warehouse was filled with tat.
Farmers used tat to store grains. She plans to tat a butterfly on her ankle. The artist will tat a new design on his back. She decided to tat a lace border for the tablecloth. He watched her tat a delicate lace doily.
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- French:babioles, tatouer, ...
- German:Ramsch, tätowieren, ...
- Italian:cianfrusaglie, tatuare, ...
- Spanish:baratija, tatuar, ...
- Portuguese:tralha, tatuar, ...
- Chinese:廉价货, 纹, ...
- Japanese:ガラクタ, タトゥーする, ...
- Arabic:خُرْدَة رَخِيصَة, وَشَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:קִיטְשׁ זוֹל, לְקַעֲקֵעַ, ...
- Russian:барахло, набить, ...
- Ukrainian:мотлох, набивати, ...
- Hindi:घटिया माल, टैटू बनाना, ...
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