How to pronounce “gone with the wind”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• (idiomatic, euphemistic, poetic) dead
• [Verb]
• past participle of go with the wind

Practice Nearby Words

gone, asleep, no longer with us, no more, living impaired, dead as ditch-water, dead and buried, lifeless, dead as a herring, exanimous, stone dead, dead as a kipper, dead as a mackerel, dead, ghostless, airless, dead in the water, dead from the neck up, away with the fairies, lost in action, dead as a doornail, metabolically challenged, deceased, unepitaphed, graveless, dead to the world, dead-and-alive, breathless, deadherent, done for, unlived, headless, stone-dead, semidead, lost to the world, six feet under, epitaphless, washed out, free as the wind, hearseless, woeless, dead-hearted, deadhanded, kicked, deadbeat, through, casketless, grimless, tombless, windless, dead-alive, silent as the grave, brain-dead, living-impaired, dead on the vine, halfdead, exanimate, deadlike, darkhearted, deadhearted, dead as a doorknob, urnless, lost with all hands, dead-pan, caked, stillborn, dead pan, dedolent, obliterated, braindead, acherontic, bereft, disanimating, sorrowless, unanimated, dead inside, bleak, dark-hearted, netdead, silent as the tomb, dead in the train, hearthless, washed-out, exsanguinous, deadass, sanguineless, breezeless, unknelled, silent as a grave, coffinless, high and dry, far gone, heathless, feeling no pain, vehicularly challenged, bloodless, aground, done, exsanguious, dead-stroke

Similar Sounds

gone with the wind, against the wind, another one, another round, unwind, untwined, unaligned, unvigilant, unwithering, unsummoned