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knew someone from a hole in the ground

knew someone from a hole in the ground is the simple past of know someone from a hole in the ground.

Meaning of know someone from a hole in the ground

Verb

know someone from a hole in the ground (third-person singular simple present knows someone from a hole in the ground, present participle knowing someone from a hole in the ground, simple past knew someone from a hole in the ground, past participle known someone from a hole in the ground)

  1. Synonym of know someone from Adam.

Questions about knew someone from a hole in the ground

What is knew someone from a hole in the ground the simple past of?
Knew someone from a hole in the ground is the simple past of know someone from a hole in the ground.

Words near knew someone from a hole in the ground in the dictionary

  1. knew one's stuff
  2. knew one's way around
  3. knew shit from Shinola
  4. knew someone
  5. knew someone from a can of paint
  6. knew someone from a hole in the ground
  7. knew someone from a hole in the wall
  8. knew someone from Adam
  9. knew someone from Adam's off ox
  10. knew someone from the man in the moon
  11. knew someone from the man on the moon

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