Pat

She gave her son a pat on the head to congratulate him on his good grades.

The clean, pat floors of the museum made it easy to explore the exhibits.

The new countertop was pat, making food preparation a breeze.

The pat on the back by the coach meant the athlete made the team.

The teacher gave the student a pat on the head for doing well on the test.

She received a pat on the shoulder from her friend, who wanted to show support.

She sliced a pat of cheddar cheese to go with her crackers.

He gave me a pat on the back for finishing the project on time.

The coach gave the team a pat on the back after winning the game.

The freshly paved road was pat and made for a smooth ride.

She placed a pat of modeling clay on the sculpture to smooth out the rough edges.

When the child fell, the mother gave him a pat on the back to show he did a good job.

The smooth, pat finish of the wood made the cabinet look modern and sleek.

He spread a pat of peanut butter on his slice of bread.

The police officer's pat down of the suspect revealed a concealed weapon.

The ballroom had a pat dance floor, perfect for waltzing.

The CEO's pat on the executive's hand signaled approval of the new project.

The court clerk noted the judge's pat on the bench as a signal to begin the proceedings.

The coach gave his players a pat on the head after they won the game.

A pat on the back can be a good way to show someone you appreciate their efforts.

The tennis court surface was pat, making for a smooth and even game.

The ice rink had a pat surface, perfect for figure skating.

The chef placed a pat of herb butter on top of the grilled steak.

The tablecloth was pat and didn't require any ironing.

The baby's skin was pat and smooth, making everyone want to touch it.

He gave his friend a pat on the hand to show support during a difficult conversation.

The judge's pat on the defendant's shoulder indicated leniency.

The waiter brought a pat of cheese with the crackers.

The butter was left out all day and became pat, making it easy to spread.

The father gave his son a pat on the back for his bravery.

The bishop's pat on the child's head was a blessing.

The doctor gave the patient a pat on the arm to reassure them before the surgery.

The pat on the back by the mayor was an indication of the officer's high rank.

The velvet drapes were pat and luxurious to the touch.

The teacher's pat on the student's paper indicated a job well done.

The teacher gave her student a pat on the back for her hard work.

She spread some butter on her toast and added a pat of jam.

The hair stylist ensured the hair was cut pat for a clean, polished look.

The bishop's pat on the shoulder of the priest showed his approval of the sermon.

The bartender gave the glass a pat with the cloth before serving the drink.

She gave her laptop a pat on the lid before closing it.

The owner gave the car a pat on the hood before putting it up for sale.

The pat on the shoulder by the professor indicated the student's high academic standing.

The president gave his chief of staff a pat on the back for a job well done.

The boss gave his employees a pat on the back for their excellent work.

The coach's pat on the athlete's back boosted their confidence.

He smeared a pat of cream cheese on his bagel.

The recipe calls for a pat of garlic butter on the steak.

He added a pat of sour cream to his baked potato.

The chef placed a pat of herb butter on top of the grilled fish.