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came down with one's dust

came down with one's dust is the simple past of come down with one's dust.

Meaning of come down with one's dust

Verb

come down with one's dust (third-person singular simple present comes down with one's dust, present participle coming down with one's dust, simple past came down with one's dust, past participle come down with one's dust)

  1. (archaic, slang) To pay up, especially in cash; to settle one’s accounts, to lay down one’s money.

Questions about came down with one's dust

What is came down with one's dust the simple past of?
Came down with one's dust is the simple past of come down with one's dust.

Words near came down with one's dust in the dictionary

  1. came down to
  2. came down to earth
  3. came down to us
  4. came down upon
  5. came down with
  6. came down with one's dust
  7. came down with the dust
  8. came first
  9. came for
  10. came forth
  11. came forward

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