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luck through

luck through verb: to act by relying on one's luck; to take a chance.

Verb

luck through (third-person singular simple present lucks through, present participle lucking through, simple past and past participle lucked through)

  1. (idiomatic, informal, uncommon) To act by relying on one's luck; to take a chance.

Forms of luck through

third-person singular presentlucks through
present participlelucking through
past participlelucked through
pastlucked through

Questions about luck through

What does luck through mean?
Luck through means to act by relying on one's luck; to take a chance.
What part of speech is luck through?
Luck through is a verb.
What is the past tense of luck through?
The past tense of luck through is lucked through.

Words near luck through in the dictionary

  1. luck of the draw
  2. luck of the Irish
  3. luck out
  4. luck pennies
  5. luck penny
  6. luck through
  7. luck-money
  8. luck-pennies
  9. luck-penny
  10. luckbox
  11. luckboxes

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