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game's gone

game's gone interjection: used to point out how something has lost its initial meaning or identity, especially regarding professional football.

Interjection

game's gone

  1. Used to point out how something has lost its initial meaning or identity, especially regarding professional football.

Questions about game's gone

What does game's gone mean?
Game's gone means used to point out how something has lost its initial meaning or identity, especially regarding professional football.
What part of speech is game's gone?
Game's gone is an interjection.

Words near game's gone in the dictionary

  1. game viewer
  2. game viewers
  3. game warden
  4. game wardens
  5. game with a purpose
  6. game's gone
  7. game, set and match
  8. game, set, and match
  9. game, set, match
  10. game-changer
  11. game-changers

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