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take to the heather

take to the heather verb: to become an outlaw.

Verb

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

  1. To become an outlaw.

Forms of take to the heather

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

Questions about take to the heather

What does take to the heather mean?
Take to the heather means to become an outlaw.
What part of speech is take to the heather?
Take to the heather is a verb.
What is the past tense of take to the heather?
The past tense of take to the heather is took to the heather.

Words near take to the heather in the dictionary

  1. take to the bricks
  2. take to the cleaner's
  3. take to the cleaners
  4. take to the field
  5. take to the grave
  6. take to the heather
  7. take to the hills
  8. take to the next level
  9. take to the road
  10. take to the sea
  11. take to the skies

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