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sworn like a trooper

sworn like a trooper is the past participle of swear like a trooper.

Meaning of swear like a trooper

Verb

swear like a trooper (third-person singular simple present swears like a trooper, present participle swearing like a trooper, simple past swore like a trooper, past participle sworn like a trooper)

  1. (simile) To swear a lot; to utter many swear words.

Questions about sworn like a trooper

What is sworn like a trooper the past participle of?
Sworn like a trooper is the past participle of swear like a trooper.

Words near sworn like a trooper in the dictionary

  1. sworn down
  2. sworn in
  3. sworn like a cutter
  4. sworn like a pagan
  5. sworn like a sailor
  6. sworn like a trooper
  7. sworn off
  8. sworn on
  9. sworn on a stack
  10. sworn the peace
  11. sworn to God

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