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go to Putney on a pig

go to Putney on a pig verb: go to hell; be off with you.

Verb

go to Putney on a pig (third-person singular simple present goes to Putney on a pig, present participle going to Putney on a pig, simple past went to Putney on a pig, past participle gone to Putney on a pig)

  1. (archaic, euphemistic, slang, minced oath) go to hell; be off with you

Forms of go to Putney on a pig

third-person singular presentgoes to Putney on a pig
present participlegoing to Putney on a pig
pastwent to Putney on a pig
past participlegone to Putney on a pig

Questions about go to Putney on a pig

What does go to Putney on a pig mean?
Go to Putney on a pig means go to hell; be off with you.
What part of speech is go to Putney on a pig?
Go to Putney on a pig is a verb.
What is the past tense of go to Putney on a pig?
The past tense of go to Putney on a pig is went to Putney on a pig.

Words near go to Putney on a pig in the dictionary

  1. go to pigs and whistles
  2. go to plan
  3. go to pot
  4. go to press
  5. go to Prestwich
  6. go to Putney on a pig
  7. go to ratshit
  8. go to sea
  9. go to seed
  10. go to shit
  11. go to show

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