known someone in the biblical sense
known someone in the biblical sense is the past participle of know someone in the biblical sense.
Meaning of know someone in the biblical sense
Verb
know someone in the biblical sense (third-person singular simple present knows someone in the biblical sense, present participle knowing someone in the biblical sense, simple past knew someone in the biblical sense, past participle known someone in the biblical sense)
- To have sex with someone.
- James may not have known women in the biblical sense; but had Adams read the novels with care, he would have been agreeably surprised by the keen insights on the feminine psyche displayed there.1969, Ronald M. Meldrum, “Three of Henry James's Dark Ladies”, in Research Studies, volume 37, page 54
- Synonyms:
- go in unto, know, lie with
Verb capitalized: known someone in the Biblical sense
known someone in the Biblical sense
- past participle of know someone in the Biblical sense
Questions about known someone in the biblical sense
- What is known someone in the biblical sense the past participle of?
- Known someone in the biblical sense is the past participle of know someone in the biblical sense.
- What part of speech is known someone in the biblical sense?
- Known someone in the biblical sense is a verb.
Words near known someone in the biblical sense in the dictionary
- known someone from a hole in the wall
- known someone from Adam
- known someone from Adam's off ox
- known someone from the man in the moon
- known someone from the man on the moon
- known someone in the biblical sense
- known the difference between one's ass and a hole in the ground
- known the drill
- known the score
- known the shit
- known universe
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