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bash someone's head

bash someone's head verb: to beat up someone violently.

Verb

bash someone's head (third-person singular simple present bashes someone's head, present participle bashing someone's head, simple past and past participle bashed someone's head)

  1. (idiomatic, informal) To beat up someone violently.

Forms of bash someone's head

third-person singular presentbashes someone's head
present participlebashing someone's head
past participlebashed someone's head
pastbashed someone's head

Questions about bash someone's head

What does bash someone's head mean?
Bash someone's head means to beat up someone violently.
What part of speech is bash someone's head?
Bash someone's head is a verb.
What is the past tense of bash someone's head?
The past tense of bash someone's head is bashed someone's head.

Words near bash someone's head in the dictionary

  1. bash in
  2. bash into shape
  3. bash one out
  4. bash out
  5. bash someone's face in
  6. bash someone's head
  7. bash the bishop
  8. bash together
  9. bash up
  10. basha
  11. Bashaar

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