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thrown one's luck in with

thrown one's luck in with is the past participle of throw one's luck in with.

Meaning of throw one's luck in with

Verb

throw one's luck in with (third-person singular simple present throws one's luck in with, present participle throwing one's luck in with, simple past threw one's luck in with, past participle thrown one's luck in with)

  1. To take the side of, risking good or bad fortune.
    • And they threw their luck in with the late duke of Brittany when he rose up against me, and the count likes to claim he was betrothed to the duchess.2020, Robin Lafevers, Igniting Darkness, page 234

Questions about thrown one's luck in with

What is thrown one's luck in with the past participle of?
Thrown one's luck in with is the past participle of throw one's luck in with.

Words near thrown one's luck in with in the dictionary

  1. thrown one's hat in the ring
  2. thrown one's hat into the ring
  3. thrown one's hat over the fence
  4. thrown one's hat over the wall
  5. thrown one's hotdog down someone's hallway
  6. thrown one's luck in with
  7. thrown one's name in the hat
  8. thrown one's toys out of the pram
  9. thrown one's voice
  10. thrown one's weight around
  11. thrown one's weight behind

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