Examples of 'lucked' in a sentence
Meaning of "lucked"
luck (verb) - to rely on chance or good fortune for success or well-being. It is commonly used when expressing hope for a positive outcome by chance
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- simple past tense and past participle of luck
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Jared lucked out with that one.
You are the one that lucked out.
You lucked out with one battle.
You might have lucked out though.
I lucked out and caught an early train.
You know you lucked out today.
You lucked out with interoffice mail.
I just seriously lucked out that trip.
We lucked out finding you guys were local.
You might have lucked out genetically.
We lucked out because they really did connect.
Sounds like you totally lucked out.
We really lucked out with that one.
This hospital is not something that we lucked into.
I think we lucked out with those kids.
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Looks like you lucked out.
I really lucked out in the daughter department.
I just have not lucked out yet.
You lucked out with the hurricane.
I think we have lucked into something.
You lucked up with that curve ball.
We have not lucked out yet.
I lucked out on the watermelon this year.
I guess we lucked out after all.
I lucked out and found my best friend.
But we have lucked out finally.
I lucked out with this conversion van.
You really lucked out with.
We lucked out with the weather.
I can not believe we lucked out like this.
I just lucked out that a serial killer.
You have really lucked out.
We just lucked into a much better one.
He is an airhead who somehow lucked into his job.
I think we lucked out with the sketch.
I guess that vegetarian lucked out.
And she lucked out big time.
Which means you lucked out.
You lucked out with the ponies.
The simple mind who lucked into this.
I sincerely lucked out in the family department.
And i think may be we lucked out.
Maybe she lucked out and got in.
You seemed to have lucked out.
You really lucked out on this one.
And you think you have lucked out.
You sure lucked out getting that lap.
We thought maybe he had lucked out.
You lucked out with her.
And someone else had lucked into all of this.
