How to pronounce “knew someone when”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of know someone when

Practice Nearby Words

knew someone, knew, knew someone in the biblical sense, know someone when, knew of, knew better, knew any better, knew when to fold 'em, knew where the bodies were buried, beknew, knawed, knew which end is up, came across, stole someone's identity, came to mind, gave someone one, spoke one's mind, was used to, came across with, came to, was around, saw the day, got in with, was there, came before, had had it, unknew, came into, came and went, came, took a liking to, came in, took a leaf out of someone's book, showed someone the ropes, took notice, came to terms with, came over, saw the light, took someone to the grave, went to, wrote, got a clue, saw things, shook hands, knows, drank someone under the table, came to terms, gave someone a ring, spoke, came in from the cold, took place, took time, saw eye to eye, came to pass, woke up, came through, took for granted, came from, went, blew someone's mind, gave someone his hat, went in, came around, went to work, got someone's goat, mistook, could, began, took, broke the news, came on to, did without, went out, did time, so they said, go back a long way, fell into, came about, got someone's back, took the time, saw the back of, fell in, went hand in hand, could have done with, came to a close, saw the elephant, flew a kite, rumour had it, grew up, came upon, saw the trees through the forest, got married, was on someone's nuts, fell down, that was that, was a one, was awake, went to bed with, fell asleep, went together

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