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made the deasil

made the deasil is the simple past and past participle of make the deasil.

Meaning of make the deasil

Verb

make the deasil (third-person singular simple present makes the deasil, present participle making the deasil, simple past and past participle made the deasil)

  1. (Scotland, dated, historical, obsolete) To move or walk clockwise, or in the direction of the sun's apparent path across the sky, traditionally performed as an auspicious or protective ritual.

Questions about made the deasil

What is made the deasil the simple past and past participle of?
Made the deasil is the simple past and past participle of make the deasil.

Words near made the deasil in the dictionary

  1. made the best of a bad job
  2. made the best of one's way
  3. made the case for
  4. made the cheese more binding
  5. made the cut
  6. made the deasil
  7. made the difference
  8. made the dust fly
  9. made the feathers fly
  10. made the first move
  11. made the fur fly

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