setten fire to
setten fire to is the past participle of set fire to.
Meaning of set fire to
Verb
set fire to (third-person singular simple present sets fire to, present participle setting fire to, simple past set fire to, past participle set fire to or (dialectal) setten fire to)
- To cause (something) to be on fire; to set (something) alight.
- They set fire to the house.
- Synonyms:
- set light, set on fire, torch
- To destroy or dismantle (something).
- As soon as the new CEO arrived, he started setting fire to the old way of doing things.
- To stir up intense emotion or action in (something).
- All it took was one word to set fire to the crowd.
- Synonyms:
- set on fire
Questions about setten fire to
- What is setten fire to the past participle of?
- Setten fire to is the past participle of set fire to.
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