English to Yoruba Meaning of pit a pat - iho-a-Pat

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Definitions of pit a pat in English
Noun(1) someone armed with a pistol (especially a soldier so armed
Examples of pit a pat in English
(1) Having not received the medicine, or at least not seen any improvement in his performance as a pistoleer , Black Bird was intent on having a serious discussion with Smith about the matter when he met his end.(2) Battles usually involved the clash of blocks of infantry, their onset prepared by arquebus and cannon fire, with cavalry - many of them pistoleers trained to use the caracole - posted on the flanks.
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