v. 1 to put in a certain spot or position; 2 to recognize from the past; 3 to put in a rank or order; 4 to finish a race or contest in a position.
I placed second in the race.
I placed second in the race.
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They placed the premature baby in the isolette.
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Mother placed Greeny in a tub of what?
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Why was Joey placed in chains?
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The diabetic was placed on a macrobiotic diet.
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Why couldn't Owen be placed with another group of hippos?
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He placed his plate on the countertop. Spelled as one word.
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The items were placed close together on the shelf.
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Why did Stuart admit to the police that he had placed the holes around town?
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Where was Thidwick placed in the line of moose?
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The hamburger began to sizzle as it was placed on the grill.
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His family placed him in an institution because of his psychopathic behavior.
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What are stone heaps, that a horse skull or prayer flag can be placed and you must walk around it three times clockwise?
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Why was Joseph placed in prison?
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What do the kids do after all of the names are placed in the Santa's hat?
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area; location; position; room; space; spot
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1 syllables
placed
aced
based
baste
braced
cased
chased
chaste
faced
graced
haste
laced
paced
paste
raced
spaced
taste
traced
waist
waste
abased
debased
defaced
disgraced
disdistaste
embraced
encased
erased
foretaste
lambaste
misreretraced
unplaced
interlaced
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