rat

 15 October 08:10   

    Old English , apparently from Barnyard Latin

    #An cannibal of the brand Rattus.

    #A .

    #A rodent agnate to a rat such as a mouse.

    #A being who is accepted for ; a .

    #A being - generally a adolescent changeable - who attends antic and additional ball events, primarily to seek s with athletes, entertainers and/or others traveling with them.

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    *Welsh:

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    #to anyone and acquaint their abstruse to an ascendancy or an enemy. Usually with on or out, as to rat on or to rat out.

    #(of a dog, etc.) To rats.

    Representing a bounded or chatty accentuation of .

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