saw the light
saw the light of day
saw things
saw beyond
saw eye to eye
sawed
saw
saw out
saw to it
saw through
saw off
saw in
saw to
saw coming
saw the point
gave someone the eye
plain-sawed
look-saw
saw the back of
saw for oneself
saw the day
hid one's light under a bushel
seen
glew
kept one's eyes peeled
kept an eye out
saw shit
took a look
lose sight of
saw fit
took a view
outsaw
saw the woods for the trees
saw the forest for the trees
indrew
took the red eye
showed the ropes
seeing
drew
kept an eye skinned
blunk
underlay
was awake
saw red
lithobraked
broke the story
saw the trees through the forest
went dark
miswent
spoke
was around
awent
took place
burned daylight
upstole
could have done with
blew it
forthdrew
spark
interlay
bespat
drew away
blew the whistle
shew
glint
came across with
showed
came across
flicker
besteaded
drove someone insane
historical present
came to mind
showed someone the ropes
hid
hided
was on the lookout
blew away
updrew
knew of
plain sawed
deepdrawed
broke into
gave forth
unforgot
wroke
forespoke
forbade
awoke
outstole
deepdrew
drew up
wrote the book
besat
came short
sightsaw
knew
got ahead
blew over
drove

English words for 'simple past tense of see the light'

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