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gone to the polls

gone to the polls is the past participle of go to the polls.

Meaning of go to the polls

Verb

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

  1. (idiomatic, intransitive) To vote.

Questions about gone to the polls

What is gone to the polls the past participle of?
Gone to the polls is the past participle of go to the polls.

Words near gone to the polls in the dictionary

  1. gone to the ends of the world
  2. gone to the goat's house for wool
  3. gone to the mat
  4. gone to the mats
  5. gone to the mattresses
  6. gone to the polls
  7. gone to the restroom
  8. gone to the scaffold
  9. gone to the toilet
  10. gone to the trouble
  11. gone to the wall

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