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say someone's prayers

say someone's prayers verb: to prepare to kill.

Verb

say someone's prayers (third-person singular simple present says someone's prayers, present participle saying someone's prayers, simple past and past participle said someone's prayers)

  1. (idiomatic) To prepare to kill.
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see say, someone's, prayer.

Forms of say someone's prayers

third-person singular presentsays someone's prayers
present participlesaying someone's prayers
past participlesaid someone's prayers
pastsaid someone's prayers

Questions about say someone's prayers

What does say someone's prayers mean?
Say someone's prayers means to prepare to kill.
What part of speech is say someone's prayers?
Say someone's prayers is a verb.
What is the past tense of say someone's prayers?
The past tense of say someone's prayers is said someone's prayers.

Words near say someone's prayers in the dictionary

  1. say none
  2. say nothing
  3. say on pay
  4. say one's piece
  5. say one's prayers
  6. say someone's prayers
  7. Say syndrome
  8. say that
  9. say that again
  10. say the quiet part loud
  11. say the quiet part out loud

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