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trusted someone across the street

trusted someone across the street is the simple past and past participle of trust someone across the street.

Meaning of trust someone across the street

Verb

trust someone across the street (third-person singular simple present trusts someone across the street, present participle trusting someone across the street, simple past and past participle trusted someone across the street)

  1. Synonym of trust someone as far as one could throw them.
    • I've got another good friend in the Ministry, we're like two brothers, but I can't trust him across the street. You I can trust.1942, Lazar Herrmann, Leo Lania, Today We are Brothers: The Biography of a Generation, page 247

Questions about trusted someone across the street

What is trusted someone across the street the simple past and past participle of?
Trusted someone across the street is the simple past and past participle of trust someone across the street.

Words near trusted someone across the street in the dictionary

  1. trustafarians
  2. trustbuster
  3. trustbusters
  4. trustbusting
  5. trusted
  6. trusted someone across the street
  7. trusted someone as far as one could fling a bull by the tail
  8. trusted someone as far as one could spit
  9. trusted someone as far as one could throw them
  10. trustedst
  11. trustee

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