be on one
be on one verb: behave in an irrational, aggressive, or eccentric manner.
Verb
be on one (third-person singular simple present is on one, present participle being on one, simple past was on one, past participle been on one)
- Behave in an irrational, aggressive, or eccentric manner.
- Janine: Oh, see you, Gregory. Goodbye, Mr. Johnson. You know what? I'm just realizing I don't know your first name.
Mr. Johnson: When you get home tonight, look up in the sky. It's written in the stars.
Gregory: He on one today.2023, Brittani Nichols, Abbott Elementary, season 2, episode 22, spoken by Gregory Eddie (Tyler James Williams)
- Janine: Oh, see you, Gregory. Goodbye, Mr. Johnson. You know what? I'm just realizing I don't know your first name.
Forms of be on one
| third-person singular present | is on one |
|---|---|
| present participle | being on one |
| past | was on one |
| past participle | been on one |
Questions about be on one
- What does be on one mean?
- Be on one means behave in an irrational, aggressive, or eccentric manner.
- What part of speech is be on one?
- Be on one is a verb.
- What is the past tense of be on one?
- The past tense of be on one is was on one.
Words near be on one in the dictionary
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