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To make more rat-like. Splinter was an ordinary sensei, then he was ratified.
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To approve, formally, according to a set of established procedures. You must get several states to ratify an amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America before it becomes established.
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(n) to dirty something by putting it in contact with a nonsterile rat. We must touch the constitution with a rat in order to ratify it.
or Don't touch that container with an ungloved hand - it's been ratified, since Whiskers was just playing in it. |
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To make someone, by force or own will, collaborate with the Police in capturing and arresting criminals by means of passing information relevant to whereabouts and actions of felons.
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