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What is the past tense of honor?

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The past tense of honor is honored.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of honor is honors.

The present participle of honor is honoring.

The past participle of honor is honored.

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honouredUK
kicked in
put up
settled
took care of
remunerated
footed
balanced
squared
liquidated
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paid in full
made good on
made payment
footed the bill
beared the expense
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stood
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indemnified
made good
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requited
amortizedUS
defrayed
amortisedUK
returned

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honk
honk off
honky-tonk
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honor a claim
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honour
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