How to pronounce “drove into the ground”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of drive into the ground

Practice Nearby Words

drove something into the ground, ran into the ground, drove, went to ground, drove off, drove to distraction, broke ground, drove away, withdrove, fell into, piledrove, fell down, underdrove, fell into a trap, got down to bedrock, misdrove, test-drove, drove a wedge between, ran into a brick wall, drove someone up the wall, test drove, overdrove, back-seat drove, fell into place, drove someone insane, broke new ground, codrove, drove someone mad, crash dived, went down the wrong way, drove someone crazy, went down, came into, bedrove, came down, fell over, burned down, ran over, fell in, broke into, fell off the turnip truck, took someone to the grave, rode down, came to rest, outdrove, went down the drain, fell flat, drove the porcelain bus, went below, went down in flames, took a dive, drave, sank in, went under, dirted, fell on a grenade, graved, fell flat on one's face, fell on one's face, fell off the wagon, went in, ran aground, came into being, drove someone nuts, trod, fell by the wayside, lay down, fell under, ran down, fell through, came into force, went, got lost, went to hell, ran out of gas, broke the back of, overtook, bore down, burned out, blew down, overran, came to pass, fell, came into play, went past, went down on, turned back, broke the deadlock, broke it down, went to the ends of the earth, rode roughshod over, fell asleep, redrove, went round, bore down on, went deep, went up in flames, came up from behind, went around, blew up

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