How to pronounce “threw a sprat to catch a mackerel”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of throw a sprat to catch a mackerel

Practice Nearby Words

threw, stank like a mackerel, threw away, threw up the sponge, threw out, threw a spanner in the works, threw someone a bone, threw a kiss, threw the handkerchief, threw in, threw a sickie, threw to the lions, offthrew, took one's hook, misthrew, threw to the wolves, threw about, threw the book at, threw off, threw to the dogs, threw one's cap over the windmill, fell into a trap, took the bait, threw on, sprang, threw hands, took the plunge, threw over, counterthrew, threw in the cards, threw to the winds, withthrew, threw up, threw one's weight around, throwed, flew a kite, threw a wrench in, took the mick, o'rethrew, threw money away, outthrew, took a flutter, sprang back, swam, underthrew, flew the kite, threw one's weight behind, threw a wrench in the gears, sprang out, threw up one's hands, got in the boat and row, threw in the towel, surfcasted, upthrew, sowed one's wild oats, fell prey, threw down, keight, took a dive, got in the boat and start rowing, mistook, fell on a grenade, threw for a loop, threw a wrench in the works, took something as it came, sprant, fell into, rose to the bait, ate something up with a spoon, got hitched, struck one's flag, threw shade, threw cold water on, took a long walk on a short pier, took a flyer, fell between two stools, fell through, got married, flew off the handle, fell at the final hurdle, took a gamble, took the piss, swore like a sailor, spared no effort, took, unsprang, ate beaver, got rid of, took a risk, took out the trash, took exception, went astray, took a pitch, tore a cat, took one's eye off the ball, came a gutser, o'erthrew, gave the axe, oversprang, got laid

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