How to pronounce “swore like a sailor”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of swear like a sailor

Practice Nearby Words

swore, swore like a pagan, swore like a trooper, swore like a cutter, swore in, re-swore, beswore, outswore, unswore, forswore, swore on a stack of bibles, got in the boat and row, swam, foreswore, sware, got in the boat and start rowing, manswore, blew out of the water, struck one's flag, sowed one's wild oats, fell on one's sword, flew the kite, flew a kite, stank like a mackerel, reswore, went astray, blew the whistle, fell off the wagon, took a long walk off a short pier, went to the scaffold, flew, swum, took a long walk on a short pier, woke up, fell asleep, blew one's nose, swoke, sank, wore the trousers, wove, laid siege, overswore, spoke one's mind, forgave, took the plunge, flew low, came the old soldier, flew the coop, went out with a bang, wore sackcloth and ashes, lyed, spoke up, sloshed, took on faith, blew up, blew from a gun, took the liberty, shrove, gave the lie to, went around, flew by, outswam, blew a fuse, blew, sang, slove, went on one's merry way, graved, surfcasted, spoke, made one's bed and lay in it, ate like a bird, rode the crest of the wave, took a risk, gave lie to, sang small, got married, stole, broke the sabbath, flew the freak flag, blew smoke, blew a kiss, gave up, came and went, drank, went out on a limb, was a man, gave the finger, ate like a horse, counterswore, forbade, lay about, took something as it came, blew over, mistook, swam upstream, went far, shore, rode the pine, took a gamble

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