How to pronounce “knew someone”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of know someone

Practice Nearby Words

knew someone when, knew, knew someone in the biblical sense, knew of, knew better, know someone when, knew any better, knawed, beknew, knew where the bodies were buried, stole someone's identity, unknew, came across, gave someone one, knows, knew which end is up, knew when to fold 'em, had had it, spoke one's mind, took a liking to, got someone's goat, took, took someone to the grave, shook hands, woke up, drank someone under the table, came to mind, took notice, saw things, took a leaf out of someone's book, spoke, was around, wrote, blew someone's mind, got a clue, misknew, mistook, showed someone the ropes, stole, ate someone alive, went, got someone's back, saw the day, flew a kite, got in with, took for granted, went to, was on someone's nuts, got married, went past, gave someone his hat, began, got rid of, swam, came across with, came to, rumour had it, came, came over, came and went, seen, went to work, woke, took place, ghost-wrote, could, couldn't help, came to terms with, swore, grew up, went around, gave someone the creeps, fell asleep, went out, took notes, gave someone five, gave someone the eye, took time, gave someone a ring, came to pass, ate someone's lunch, saw the light, saw eye to eye, flew the kite, got to, blew someone's brains out, came into, went through, was there, did somebody wrong, got around, came to terms, stole someone's thunder, laid hands on, got a word in edgeways, took note, broke the news, took part, stank, co-wrote

Similar Sounds

masamune, newsman, nice one, newcomen, mycenaean, mycenean, chosen one, newington, newsmen, newman, newsome, numen, nine one one, naman, neumann, neuman, numan, newson, yasemin, nasion, nathanson, neuston, niskanen