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walk down the aisle

walk down the aisle verb: to get married.

Verb

walk down the aisle (third-person singular simple present walks down the aisle, present participle walking down the aisle, simple past and past participle walked down the aisle)

  1. (informal) To get married.

Forms of walk down the aisle

third-person singular presentwalks down the aisle
present participlewalking down the aisle
past participlewalked down the aisle
pastwalked down the aisle
alternative formgo down the aisle

Questions about walk down the aisle

What does walk down the aisle mean?
Walk down the aisle means to get married.
What part of speech is walk down the aisle?
Walk down the aisle is a verb.
What is the past tense of walk down the aisle?
The past tense of walk down the aisle is walked down the aisle.

Words near walk down the aisle in the dictionary

  1. walk back the cat
  2. walk behind
  3. walk cycle
  4. walk cycles
  5. walk down
  6. walk down the aisle
  7. walk free
  8. walk in
  9. walk in on
  10. walk in someone's shoes
  11. walk in straight lines

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