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get with child

get with child verb: to impregnate.

Verb

get with child (third-person singular simple present gets with child, present participle getting with child, simple past got with child, past participle (UK) got with child or (US) gotten with child)

  1. (transitive) To impregnate.

Forms of get with child

third-person singular presentgets with child
present participlegetting with child
pastgot with child
past participle UKgot with child
past participle USgotten with child

Questions about get with child

What does get with child mean?
Get with child means to impregnate.
What part of speech is get with child?
Get with child is a verb.
What is the past tense of get with child?
The past tense of get with child is got with child.

Words near get with child in the dictionary

  1. get wind
  2. get wind in one's jaws
  3. get wind of
  4. get wise
  5. get with
  6. get with child
  7. get with it
  8. get with the program
  9. get with the programme
  10. get with the times
  11. get woke, go broke

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