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toss in with

toss in with verb: to join up or ally with (someone).

Verb

toss in with (third-person singular simple present tosses in with, present participle tossing in with, simple past and past participle tossed in with)

  1. (figuratively) To join up or ally with (someone).
    • It's about time you toss in with either us or them.

Forms of toss in with

third-person singular presenttosses in with
present participletossing in with
past participletossed in with
pasttossed in with

Questions about toss in with

What does toss in with mean?
Toss in with means to join up or ally with (someone).
What part of speech is toss in with?
Toss in with is a verb.
What is the past tense of toss in with?
The past tense of toss in with is tossed in with.

Words near toss in with in the dictionary

  1. toss away
  2. toss bombing
  3. toss caution to the wind
  4. toss down
  5. toss in
  6. toss in with
  7. toss it in
  8. toss job
  9. toss jobs
  10. toss juggling
  11. toss of the coin

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