How to pronounce “wore sackcloth and ashes”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of wear sackcloth and ashes

Practice Nearby Words

wore, woke up and smelt the ashes, woke up and smelled the ashes, wore the trousers, manswore, wore away, sackt, wore out, wore the pants, wore thin, burned down, outwore, wore off, overswore, wore too many hats, wore something on one's sleeve, went to the scaffold, burned out, swore like a pagan, wore one's heart on one's sleeve, foreswore, rewore, overwore, went out with the ark, swore, took up the mantle, babywore, made one's bed and lay in it, reswore, laid siege, misswore, went to hell, miswore, went up in flames, fell asleep, shat on, broke the sabbath, burned daylight, wove, gave up the ghost, took to the bricks, swore like a sailor, swore on a stack of bibles, threw on, stank, threw away, beswore, sowed one's wild oats, hid one's light under a bushel, took someone to the grave, went up in smoke, fell flat, went down in flames, graved, fell flat on one's face, fell apart, sated, fell asleep in the lord, assran, sank, woke up, went to the mattresses, fell from grace, counterswore, sank in, forswore, slove, got rid of, went to sleep, reaped what one sowed, went to the ends of the earth, took on the chin, took a powder, shrove, threw the handkerchief, fell down, dirted, fell on one's face, reaped what one had sown, got one's undies in a bundle, gave up, lay down, blew smoke, took a bath, fell on hard times, took up the slack, sware, took, corpse ran, took to the streets, drest, dumped one's load, was awake, got down to bedrock, plain sawed, forsook, laid hands on, took up the gauntlet, went to bed, shat out

Similar Sounds

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