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lumber with

lumber with verb: to be required to interact with (someone) despite them being an annoyance, burden or problem.

Verb

lumber with (third-person singular simple present lumbers with, present participle lumbering with, simple past and past participle lumbered with)

  1. (figuratively, informal) To be required to interact with (someone) despite them being an annoyance, burden or problem.

Forms of lumber with

third-person singular presentlumbers with
present participlelumbering with
past participlelumbered with
pastlumbered with

Questions about lumber with

What does lumber with mean?
Lumber with means to be required to interact with (someone) despite them being an annoyance, burden or problem.
What part of speech is lumber with?
Lumber with is a verb.
What is the past tense of lumber with?
The past tense of lumber with is lumbered with.

Words near lumber with in the dictionary

  1. lumber pie
  2. lumber pies
  3. lumber room
  4. lumber rooms
  5. Lumber State
  6. lumber with
  7. lumber yard
  8. lumber yards
  9. lumber-jacketed
  10. lumberdar
  11. lumberdars

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