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toshend

toshend verb: to ruin completely; destroy.

Verb

toshend (third-person singular simple present toshends, present participle toshending, simple past and past participle toshent)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To ruin completely; destroy.

Forms of toshend

third-person singular presenttoshends
present participletoshending
past participletoshent
pasttoshent

Origin of toshend

From Middle English toshenden, from Old English tōsċendan (“to destroy”), equivalent to to- + shend.

Questions about toshend

What does toshend mean?
Toshend means to ruin completely; destroy.
What part of speech is toshend?
Toshend is a verb.
What is the past tense of toshend?
The past tense of toshend is toshent.

Words near toshend in the dictionary

  1. toshau
  2. toshaus
  3. toshear
  4. toshed
  5. toshed up
  6. toshend
  7. toshent
  8. tosher
  9. tosheroon
  10. tosheroons
  11. toshers

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