How to pronounce “reaped the whirlwind”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of reap the whirlwind

Practice Nearby Words

reaped what one sowed, reaped what one had sown, threw to the winds, rehewed, resawed, rode the coattails, rewrote, rewove, sowed one's wild oats, throve, rode the crest of the wave, flew the kite, reawoke, rift sawed, flew a kite, rift-sawed, took the reins, blew away, threw to the wolves, wove, threw one's cap over the windmill, wind-broke, rewoke, reran, blew over, blew the whistle, rode with the punches, rode roughshod over, rode out, re-ran, took the bull by the horns, came full circle, regrew, rode the cotton bicycle, tore apart, rode the pine, strewed, blew to kingdom come, took turns, wrothe, ran wild, rewore, rode one's luck, rode the cotton horse, came out swinging, ran away, blew down, rode the cotton pony, woke, rebecame, outwove, reunderwent, wroke, fell apart, free rode, woke up, blew, took something as it came, wore away, befell, went around, blew up, ran away with, fell prey, tore away, grew, ran around, rove, got what was coming to one, threw away, swore, blew up in one's face, got rid of, rode the bench, got ahead, stole someone's thunder, re-swore, wore out, came and went, swam upstream, took on the chin, reshook, reundertook, rose up, shook the plum tree, ridded, shook out, rough-hewed, did the rounds, got the chop, reswelled, came around, rode down, burned down, threw a wrench in the gears, took, threw a wrench in, rewithdrew, came away, blew out of the water

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