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taking the Browns to the Super Bowl

taking the Browns to the Super Bowl is the present participle and gerund of take the Browns to the Super Bowl.

Meaning of take the Browns to the Super Bowl

Verb

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

  1. (US, idiomatic) To defecate.
    Synonyms:
    defecate

Questions about taking the Browns to the Super Bowl

What is taking the Browns to the Super Bowl the present participle and gerund of?
Taking the Browns to the Super Bowl is the present participle and gerund of take the Browns to the Super Bowl.

Words near taking the Browns to the Super Bowl in the dictionary

  1. taking the ball and running with it
  2. taking the bench
  3. taking the biscuit
  4. taking the bitter with the sweet
  5. taking the bread out of someone's mouth
  6. taking the Browns to the Super Bowl
  7. taking the bull by the horns
  8. taking the cake
  9. taking the chair
  10. taking the chill off
  11. taking the Chiltern Hundreds

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