rain pitchforks
rain pitchforks verb: to rain heavily.
Verb
rain pitchforks (third-person singular simple present rains pitchforks, present participle raining pitchforks, simple past and past participle rained pitchforks)
- To rain heavily.
- “What there is no question of is”, said Linette, “that my poor frock will be spoiled. It is going to rain pitchforks. There will be water enough to drown you before we reach the house, and your mites of shoes will be lost; but come along”.1857, Eliza Lee Follen, Piccolissima
- Synonyms:
- rain cats and dogs
Synonyms of rain pitchforks
Forms of rain pitchforks
| third-person singular present | rains pitchforks |
|---|---|
| present participle | raining pitchforks |
| past participle | rained pitchforks |
| past | rained pitchforks |
Questions about rain pitchforks
- What does rain pitchforks mean?
- Rain pitchforks means to rain heavily.
- What part of speech is rain pitchforks?
- Rain pitchforks is a verb.
- What is the past tense of rain pitchforks?
- The past tense of rain pitchforks is rained pitchforks.
Words near rain pitchforks in the dictionary
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