Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Having a site or position; situated; located; placed.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective obsolete Having a site; situated.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
site .
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Examples
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And that's who angry Clinton voters are turning to for solace? how short-sited is that?!
McCain team reaches out to disappointed Clinton backers 2008
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McCain sited Justices Roberts, Alito and Renquest as his models for the type of judge he would appoint to the court if given an opportunity.
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The article you sited is forgetting that fact.gunsmokenet. com has the lowdown.
Simpsons Hits 350 2005
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Interesting typo - "sited" (cited) - It's interesting the connections the mind makes when we aren't watching.
Academic Blogging: Officially Un-Cool Richard Nokes 2005
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Interesting typo - "sited" (cited) - It's interesting the connections the mind makes when we aren't watching.
Academic Blogging: Officially Un-Cool Richard Nokes 2005
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The very first paragraph in the book refers to something that was 'sited' on the cover (they meant 'cited').
Auto and Automotive Classified Listings Online - Sell and Buy Cars and Trucks admin 2010
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English law," and involving securities that were 'sited' in the United Kingdom," said Mr.
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The very first paragraph in the book refers to something that was 'sited' on the cover (they meant 'cited').
Auto and Automotive Classified Listings Online - Sell and Buy Cars and Trucks admin 2010
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The very first paragraph in the book refers to something that was 'sited' on the cover (they meant 'cited').
Auto and Automotive Classified Listings Online - Sell and Buy Cars and Trucks admin 2010
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Last night, when they were confirming her as a suspect, the question was posed, (not an exact quote) has she been "sited", the answer was "in a word, NO".
WordPress.com News 2008
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