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taking something to one's grave

taking something to one's grave is the present participle and gerund of take something to one's grave.

Questions about taking something to one's grave

What is taking something to one's grave the present participle and gerund of?
Taking something to one's grave is the present participle and gerund of take something to one's grave.

Words near taking something to one's grave in the dictionary

  1. taking something in one's stride
  2. taking something in stride
  3. taking something off one's chest
  4. taking something off someone's hands
  5. taking something to
  6. taking something to one's grave
  7. taking stock
  8. taking ten
  9. taking the bait
  10. taking the ball and running with it
  11. taking the bench

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