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cast someone's water

cast someone's water verb: to examine someone's urine to aid in the diagnosis of disease.

Verb

cast someone's water (third-person singular simple present casts someone's water, present participle casting someone's water, simple past and past participle cast someone's water)

  1. (obsolete) To examine someone's urine to aid in the diagnosis of disease.

Forms of cast someone's water

third-person singular presentcasts someone's water
present participlecasting someone's water
past participlecast someone's water
pastcast someone's water

Questions about cast someone's water

What does cast someone's water mean?
Cast someone's water means to examine someone's urine to aid in the diagnosis of disease.
What part of speech is cast someone's water?
Cast someone's water is a verb.
What is the past tense of cast someone's water?
The past tense of cast someone's water is cast someone's water.

Words near cast someone's water in the dictionary

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  2. cast over
  3. cast pearls before swine
  4. cast round
  5. cast snowballs
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  7. cast steel
  8. cast steels
  9. cast stone
  10. cast the first stone
  11. cast up

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