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11 December, 13:11

I'm not from US and I have a question : D What does "simmted" mean? Have you ever heard this word? For example - "Just simmted the test".

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  1. 11 December, 16:09
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    I think the word you are looking for is submitted. That is all I can think of. It means in the example you gave that a person has finished their test and turned it in. So it would be like if you finished a test and gave it to the teacher you would tell a friend "Hey I just submitted my test"
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