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gone with the wind

gone with the wind adjective: dead. Also the past participle of go with the wind.

Adjective

gone with the wind

  1. (euphemistic, idiomatic, poetic) dead

Also used as

gone with the wind is also the past participle of go with the wind.

Questions about gone with the wind

What does gone with the wind mean?
Gone with the wind means dead.
What part of speech is gone with the wind?
Gone with the wind is an adjective.

Words near gone with the wind in the dictionary

  1. gone with a swing
  2. gone with one's gut
  3. gone with the flow
  4. gone with the flow of traffic
  5. gone with the turf
  6. gone with the wind
  7. gone without
  8. gone without saying
  9. gone wrong
  10. gone-zo
  11. goneburger

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