Pratt
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- proper noun
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Pratt
- Well, we'll just have to move the event till March... and hope the Pratts come through.
- Pratt & Whitney
- Louise Pratt
- Mary Louise Pratt
And he he meets Fletcher Pratt, who's going to become his major collaborator.
- And he he meets Fletcher Pratt, who's going to become his major collaborator.
- And people online strongly disagreed with Chris Pratt being cast to play Super Mario.
- I talked to to the director, talked to Chris Pratt about it and that was that.
- Of course, authorities were afraid that Pratt might have told someone else.
- I now give I now give the the podium over to Dennis Pratt, moderator.
- You flew to watch the UFC with Cam Haynes and Chris Pratt.
- It's famous Knuth, Morris Pratt or Boyer Moore or Rabin Karp.
- I liked it a lot because of J Law and Chris Pratt.
- OK, Think of the most charismatic, wonderful movie star out there, Chris Pratt.
- But I'm also really excited for our guest tonight, Chris Pratt, Scott Bacula, Scott Bacula.
- That's Kyla Pratt's character's boyfriend throughout the first season of Call Me Cat.
- I talked to Pratt and I talked to school visual arts, talk to Parsons.
- Well, it stars me and Amy Poehler and Adam Scott, some little whippersnapper named Chris Pratt.
Examples
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The sign on the pebbled glass door said: "Pratt and Fiske, Attorneys at Law."
Fiction book (1992) -
How does a titan like Robert Pratt feel about you living here?
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Of course, authorities were afraid that Pratt might have told someone else.
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And you are married to Chris Pratt, who is just.
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I talked to to the director, talked to Chris Pratt about it and that was that.
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The engagement with Monsieur George Pratt is long over.
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I look through the gate and motion for Pratt and Kenny to come in.
Fiction book (1993) -
As usual on Friday, Kenny, Pratt, and I take the long way home on our bikes.
Fiction book (1993) -
Roger Pratt reporting.
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The sign outside read: "Pratt and Fiske, Attorneys at Law."
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pratt probably began as a nickname from the old English word prætt, which meant 'trick' or 'cunning'. So a person called Pratt might once have been known for being clever or a trick-maker, and over time this became a family name used for people and places.