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run to fat

run to fat verb: to become gradually fat; to put on weight.

Verb

run to fat (third-person singular simple present runs to fat, present participle running to fat, simple past ran to fat, past participle run to fat)

  1. To become gradually fat; to put on weight.
    • She ran to fat in her middle age.

Forms of run to fat

third-person singular presentruns to fat
present participlerunning to fat
pastran to fat
past participlerun to fat

Questions about run to fat

What does run to fat mean?
Run to fat means to become gradually fat; to put on weight.
What part of speech is run to fat?
Run to fat is a verb.
What is the past tense of run to fat?
The past tense of run to fat is ran to fat.

Words near run to fat in the dictionary

  1. run through the garden
  2. run time
  3. run times
  4. run to
  5. run to earth
  6. run to fat
  7. run to ground
  8. run to seed
  9. run to the ground
  10. run to the hills
  11. run to waste

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