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having a lend of

having a lend of is the present participle and gerund of have a lend of.

Meaning of have a lend of

Verb

have a lend of (third-person singular simple present has a lend of, present participle having a lend of, simple past and past participle had a lend of)

  1. (Australia, slang) To tease (somebody) by trying to convince them of something false; pull someone's leg.

Questions about having a lend of

What is having a lend of the present participle and gerund of?
Having a lend of is the present participle and gerund of have a lend of.

Words near having a lend of in the dictionary

  1. having a head for
  2. having a head on one's shoulders
  3. having a heart
  4. having a jag on
  5. having a laugh
  6. having a lend of
  7. having a listen
  8. having a look
  9. having a loose screw
  10. having a lot of time
  11. having a mind of one's own

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