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fed two birds with one scone

fed two birds with one scone is the simple past and past participle of feed two birds with one scone.

Meaning of feed two birds with one scone

Verb

feed two birds with one scone (third-person singular simple present feeds two birds with one scone, present participle feeding two birds with one scone, simple past and past participle fed two birds with one scone)

  1. (euphemistic) Synonym of kill two birds with one stone.
    • So, what can we do to feed two (or more) birds with one scone and create ... a happy income and a happy outcome?2004, Swami Beyondananda, Swami for Precedent, page 91

Questions about fed two birds with one scone

What is fed two birds with one scone the simple past and past participle of?
Fed two birds with one scone is the simple past and past participle of feed two birds with one scone.

Words near fed two birds with one scone in the dictionary

  1. fed on
  2. fed the dragon
  3. fed the fire
  4. fed the meter
  5. fed through
  6. fed two birds with one scone
  7. fed up
  8. fed up to the back teeth
  9. fed up to the teeth
  10. Fed'n
  11. fed-up

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