put one's fist to
put one's fist to verb: to sign one's name to.
Verb
put one's fist to (third-person singular simple present puts one's fist to, present participle putting one's fist to, simple past and past participle put one's fist to)
- To sign one's name to.
- […] Just remind him of the paper I signed at his request, and I fancy there'll be no trouble."
"I'll try, but I know he'll never put his fist to such a thing. Why , it would raise the very devil if it ever leaked out! […]1912, Adele Ferguson Knight, The Right to Reign: A Romance of the Kingdom of Drecq, page 165
- […] Just remind him of the paper I signed at his request, and I fancy there'll be no trouble."
Forms of put one's fist to
| third-person singular present | puts one's fist to |
|---|---|
| present participle | putting one's fist to |
| past participle | put one's fist to |
| past | put one's fist to |
Questions about put one's fist to
- What does put one's fist to mean?
- Put one's fist to means to sign one's name to.
- What part of speech is put one's fist to?
- Put one's fist to is a verb.
- What is the past tense of put one's fist to?
- The past tense of put one's fist to is put one's fist to.
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