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letting the grass grow round one's feet

letting the grass grow round one's feet is the present participle and gerund of let the grass grow round one's feet.

Questions about letting the grass grow round one's feet

What is letting the grass grow round one's feet the present participle and gerund of?
Letting the grass grow round one's feet is the present participle and gerund of let the grass grow round one's feet.

Words near letting the grass grow round one's feet in the dictionary

  1. letting the cat out of the bag
  2. letting the cat out the bag
  3. letting the chips fall where they may
  4. letting the devil out
  5. letting the dice fall where they may
  6. letting the grass grow round one's feet
  7. letting the grass grow under one's feet
  8. letting through
  9. letting up
  10. letting well enough alone
  11. letting-in

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