took a flutter
flew
took aloft
flew off the handle
flew by
took the plunge
flew low
flew the kite
took it up the ass
took it
took one's hook
took aback
outstole
strowed
took up the gauntlet
outwent
flew the coop
took a flyer
took off
flyblew
took hold
took the ride
fluttery
took something as it came
flang
took offense
swoke
flew a kite
caretook
blew it
got a grip
took a dive
back-bit
blunk
took place
foredrew
took up the gantlet
bestole
took on
went down the wrong way
overwent
defroze
came out swinging
took from behind
wore away
gave one a yell
took note
fell off
blew off
blew away
went for a toss
threw down
underlay
blew it out one's ass
blew someone's mind
went out with a bang
took flight
took a seat
overlay
took one's seat
took something in stride
flew off the shelves
blew over
outrode
took the bait
was on one's merry way
strode
took back
took a back seat
went to ground
rove
threw
took away from
took out
took a hint
overstrowed
undertook
went out on a limb
took to
took down a notch
took up
treaded lightly
took in
prove
took it upon oneself
broke a butterfly upon the wheel
took a joke
withtook
came short
blew
trod lightly
threw a spanner in the works
rode down
outflew
taked
note-took
shook off
went off the res
took
took up the slack

English words for 'simple past tense of take a flutter'

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