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ate and ran

ate and ran verb: ("ran", nonstandard, colloquial) past participle of eat and run. Also the simple past of eat and run.

Verb

ate and ran

  1. (colloquial, nonstandard, "ate") ("ran", nonstandard, colloquial) past participle of eat and run

Also used as

ate and ran is also the simple past of eat and run.

Questions about ate and ran

What does ate and ran mean?
Ate and ran means ("ran", nonstandard, colloquial) past participle of eat and run.
What part of speech is ate and ran?
Ate and ran is a verb.

Words near ate and ran in the dictionary

  1. atdt.
  2. atdts.
  3. ate
  4. ate an elephant one bite at a time
  5. ate and left no crumbs
  6. ate and ran
  7. ate and run
  8. ate ass
  9. ate away
  10. ate away at
  11. ate beaver

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