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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
strange .
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Examples
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As for the events of 2006, district investigator John Hilderbrand concluded in an e-mail obtained by USA TODAY that "something stranged sic happened" then.
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As for the events of 2006, district investigator John Hilderbrand concluded in an e-mail obtained by USA TODAY that "something stranged sic happened" then.
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As the economy spins downward due to immense private, unproductive, debt-money creation, parasitic speculation, and unconscionable interest rates the time has come to escape from the clutches of the bankers who effectively run and ruin our economy, politics and media – all to suit their debt-money interest and fee generating purposes which have stranged the nation.
Public Infrastructure Bank - Rebuilding America With Interest-Free money 2008
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He turned to the streets which stranged and narrowed.
At Swim, Two Boys Jamie O’Neill 2002
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He turned to the streets which stranged and narrowed.
At Swim, Two Boys Jamie O’Neill 2002
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The roses haven't changed a bit, nor have the peonies stranged a bit,
Over Here 1920
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The roses haven't changed a bit, nor have the lilacs stranged a bit,
Just Folks 1920
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'I stranged at him,' says Fox, 'for speaking so to me!'
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'I stranged at him and told him that I would speak according to the
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An thou be 'stranged of estrangement who * Of men shall save me?
Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855
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