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middle-aisle it

middle-aisle it verb: to get married.

Verb

middle-aisle it (third-person singular simple present middle-aisles it, present participle middle-aisling it, simple past and past participle middle-aisled it)

  1. (dated, slang) To get married.
    • Bob Watson […] middle-aisled it with Dot Forrester last month.1950 May 6, Billboard, page 28
    • […] women who postponed middle-aisling it until their middle, mellow years. To find out why they eventually married, what took them so long and how well they have adjusted to the doubles role, we interviewed a number of first offenders […]1976, Ebony, volume 32, number 1, page 40

Forms of middle-aisle it

third-person singular presentmiddle-aisles it
present participlemiddle-aisling it
past participlemiddle-aisled it
pastmiddle-aisled it

Questions about middle-aisle it

What does middle-aisle it mean?
Middle-aisle it means to get married.
What part of speech is middle-aisle it?
Middle-aisle it is a verb.
What is the past tense of middle-aisle it?
The past tense of middle-aisle it is middle-aisled it.

Words near middle-aisle it in the dictionary

  1. middle-agedness
  2. middle-ageing
  3. middle-ager
  4. middle-agers
  5. middle-aging
  6. middle-aisle it
  7. middle-aisled it
  8. middle-aisles it
  9. middle-aisling it
  10. middle-brain
  11. middle-brains

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