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taking to the heather

taking to the heather is the present participle and gerund of take to the heather.

Meaning of take to the heather

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.

Questions about taking to the heather

What is taking to the heather the present participle and gerund of?
Taking to the heather is the present participle and gerund of take to the heather.

Words near taking to the heather in the dictionary

  1. taking to the bricks
  2. taking to the cleaner's
  3. taking to the cleaners
  4. taking to the field
  5. taking to the grave
  6. taking to the heather
  7. taking to the hills
  8. taking to the road
  9. taking to the skies
  10. taking to the sky
  11. taking to the streets

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