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land with

land with verb: to assign extra work or burdensome work to (someone).

Verb

land with (third-person singular simple present lands with, present participle landing with, simple past and past participle landed with)

  1. (UK, transitive) To assign extra work or burdensome work to (someone).
    • My boss landed me with dozens of assignments.

Forms of land with

third-person singular presentlands with
present participlelanding with
past participlelanded with
pastlanded with

Questions about land with

What does land with mean?
Land with means to assign extra work or burdensome work to (someone).
What part of speech is land with?
Land with is a verb.
What is the past tense of land with?
The past tense of land with is landed with.

Words near land with in the dictionary

  1. Land van Cuijk
  2. land whale
  3. land whales
  4. land wind
  5. land winds
  6. land with
  7. land with one's bum in the butter
  8. land yacht
  9. land yachting
  10. land yachts
  11. Land's End

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