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go on the mitch

go on the mitch verb: to skip school; to play truant.

Verb

go on the mitch (third-person singular simple present goes on the mitch, present participle going on the mitch, simple past went on the mitch, past participle gone on the mitch)

  1. (Ireland, idiomatic) to skip school; to play truant
    Synonyms:
    play truant

Synonyms of go on the mitch

Forms of go on the mitch

third-person singular presentgoes on the mitch
present participlegoing on the mitch
pastwent on the mitch
past participlegone on the mitch

Questions about go on the mitch

What does go on the mitch mean?
Go on the mitch means to skip school; to play truant.
What part of speech is go on the mitch?
Go on the mitch is a verb.
What is the past tense of go on the mitch?
The past tense of go on the mitch is went on the mitch.

Words near go on the mitch in the dictionary

  1. go on holiday
  2. go on one's merry way
  3. go on record
  4. go on strike
  5. go on the account
  6. go on the mitch
  7. go on the scout
  8. go on then
  9. go on vacation
  10. go on with you
  11. go one better

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