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lived in each other's pockets

lived in each other's pockets is the simple past and past participle of live in each other's pockets.

Meaning of live in each other's pockets

Verb

live in each other's pockets (third-person singular simple present lives in each other's pockets, present participle living in each other's pockets, simple past and past participle lived in each other's pockets)

  1. (UK, informal) To be found together most of the time.

Questions about lived in each other's pockets

What is lived in each other's pockets the simple past and past participle of?
Lived in each other's pockets is the simple past and past participle of live in each other's pockets.

Words near lived in each other's pockets in the dictionary

  1. lived experience
  2. lived experiences
  3. lived for
  4. lived from paycheck to paycheck
  5. lived in
  6. lived in each other's pockets
  7. lived in hope
  8. lived in sin
  9. lived in the moment
  10. lived in the past
  11. lived in the shadow of

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