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led with one's chin

led with one's chin is the simple past and past participle of lead with one's chin.

Meaning of lead with one's chin

Verb

lead with one's chin (third-person singular simple present leads with one's chin, present participle leading with one's chin, simple past and past participle led with one's chin)

  1. To leave one's chin unprotected.
  2. (idiomatic) To behave without caution; to make oneself vulnerable.

Questions about led with one's chin

What is led with one's chin the simple past and past participle of?
Led with one's chin is the simple past and past participle of lead with one's chin.

Words near led with one's chin in the dictionary

  1. led the line
  2. led the way
  3. led through
  4. led to
  5. led up to
  6. led with one's chin
  7. Led Zep
  8. Leda
  9. Ledaean
  10. ledanum
  11. Leday

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