Definitions
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
cater .
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Examples
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Transitioning away from what Team USA Minnesota runner Meghan Peyton called the "catered" lifestyle of collegiate athletics takes a certain degree of confidence to eschew job security for the thrill of competing professionally.
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None has mentioned getting cash, but they almost always get a bottle of Torres 10 or a "catered" meal (carnitas, e.g.) sent to the operating staff a day or so after the operation.
Tips in the hospital 2009
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None has mentioned getting cash, but they almost always get a bottle of Torres 10 or a "catered" meal (carnitas, e.g.) sent to the operating staff a day or so after the operation.
Tips in the hospital 2009
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None has mentioned getting cash, but they almost always get a bottle of Torres 10 or a "catered" meal (carnitas, e.g.) sent to the operating staff a day or so after the operation.
Tips in the hospital 2009
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None has mentioned getting cash, but they almost always get a bottle of Torres 10 or a "catered" meal (carnitas, e.g.) sent to the operating staff a day or so after the operation.
Tips in the hospital 2009
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None has mentioned getting cash, but they almost always get a bottle of Torres 10 or a "catered" meal (carnitas, e.g.) sent to the operating staff a day or so after the operation.
Tips in the hospital 2009
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None has mentioned getting cash, but they almost always get a bottle of Torres 10 or a "catered" meal (carnitas, e.g.) sent to the operating staff a day or so after the operation.
Tips in the hospital 2009
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None has mentioned getting cash, but they almost always get a bottle of Torres 10 or a "catered" meal (carnitas, e.g.) sent to the operating staff a day or so after the operation.
Tips in the hospital 2009
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None has mentioned getting cash, but they almost always get a bottle of Torres 10 or a "catered" meal (carnitas, e.g.) sent to the operating staff a day or so after the operation.
Tips in the hospital 2009
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The groom's father "catered" it as a gift to us (he loves to cook) and made a beautiful buffet for the reception.
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