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take it to the house

take it to the house verb: to score a touchdown, especially after a long run.

Verb

take it to the house (third-person singular simple present takes it to the house, present participle taking it to the house, simple past took it to the house, past participle taken it to the house)

  1. To score a touchdown, especially after a long run.

Forms of take it to the house

third-person singular presenttakes it to the house
present participletaking it to the house
pasttook it to the house
past participletaken it to the house

Questions about take it to the house

What does take it to the house mean?
Take it to the house means to score a touchdown, especially after a long run.
What part of speech is take it to the house?
Take it to the house is a verb.
What is the past tense of take it to the house?
The past tense of take it to the house is took it to the house.

Words near take it to the house in the dictionary

  1. take it out in
  2. take it out of
  3. take it out on
  4. take it outside
  5. take it sleazy
  6. take it to the house
  7. take it up the arse
  8. take it up the ass
  9. take it up the bum
  10. take it up the bumhole
  11. take it up the butt

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