pato |
polocrosse |
As a proper noun pato
is .
As a noun polocrosse is
a goal game combining elements of polo, lacrosse, and netball played by teams of six players mounted on horseback and using a sponge rubber ball and a stick with a head like that of a cross and a handle and shaft like those of a polo stick.
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pato |
As a noun terms
is .
As a proper noun pato is
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pato |
vato |
As a proper noun pato
is .
As a noun vato is
(chicano|slang) hispanic youth; guy; dude.
pato |
patt |
As a proper noun pato
is .
As a noun patt is
stalemate.
pato |
pats |
As nouns the difference between pato and pats
is that
pato is the national sport of Argentina, a game played on horseback that combines elements of polo and basketball while
pats is plural of lang=en.
pato |
jato |
As nouns the difference between pato and jato
is that
pato is the national sport of Argentina, a game played on horseback that combines elements of polo and basketball while
jato is an auxiliary jet engine in a detachable unit that provides extra power for the takeoff of an aircraft.
As an acronym JATO is
jet assisted takeoff.
pato |
panto |
As a proper noun pato
is .
As a noun panto is
(british|informal) short form of pantomime.
pato |
pano |
As a proper noun pato
is .
As a verb pano is
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pato |
paco |
As a proper noun pato
is .
As a noun paco is
palace (large residence where aristocrats usually live).
pato |
patio |
As a proper noun pato
is .
As a noun patio is
courtyard.
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