Definition of "sation" [sa•tion]

• A sowing or planting. (noun)

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• "The GRP spotted the body close to Mankundu sation, around 11.30 am."
• "Note that if you research this further, there are alternative spellings of “-zation” or “–sation” for both terms."
• "It included (of course) the ritual demoni-sation of Margaret Thatcher (uninterested in crime . . . surprisingly did not take a closer interest), a swipe at Conservative magistrates and their friends in the golf club and occasional quotes from Douglas Hurd to preserve the illusion of impartiality, but the whole tenor of the programme was liberal/ progressive/ reformist."