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rap and rend

rap and rend verb: to snatch (physically, or steal).

Verb

rap and rend (third-person singular simple present raps and rends, present participle rapping and rending, simple past and past participle rapped and rended or rapped and rent)

  1. (archaic, idiomatic) To snatch (physically, or steal).

Forms of rap and rend

third-person singular presentraps and rends
present participlerapping and rending
past participlerapped and rended
pastrapped and rended
past participlerapped and rent
pastrapped and rent

Questions about rap and rend

What does rap and rend mean?
Rap and rend means to snatch (physically, or steal).
What part of speech is rap and rend?
Rap and rend is a verb.
What is the past tense of rap and rend?
The past tense of rap and rend is rapped and rended.

Words near rap and rend in the dictionary

  1. raoulias
  2. Raoult's law
  3. Raoyang
  4. Raozan Upazila
  5. rap
  6. rap and rend
  7. rap at
  8. rap back
  9. rap backs
  10. rap battle
  11. rap battles

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