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having seen one's last gum tree

having seen one's last gum tree is the present participle of have seen one's last gum tree.

Meaning of have seen one's last gum tree

Verb

have seen one's last gum tree (third-person singular simple present has seen one's last gum tree, present participle having seen one's last gum tree, simple past and past participle had seen one's last gum tree)

  1. (Australia, idiomatic) Of a person, on the edge of death.

Questions about having seen one's last gum tree

What is having seen one's last gum tree the present participle of?
Having seen one's last gum tree is the present participle of have seen one's last gum tree.

Words near having seen one's last gum tree in the dictionary

  1. having over
  2. having respect of persons
  3. having said that
  4. having second thoughts
  5. having seen one's day
  6. having seen one's last gum tree
  7. having seen this film
  8. having seen this movie
  9. having sex
  10. having sexual relations
  11. having shit on

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