beat the poop out of
beat the poop out of verb: to beat (someone) severely.
Verb
beat the poop out of (third-person singular simple present beats the poop out of, present participle beating the poop out of, simple past beat the poop out of, past participle beaten the poop out of or (colloquial) beat the poop out of)
- To beat (someone) severely.
- To defeat (someone) decisively in a fight or a competition.
Synonyms of beat the poop out of
Forms of beat the poop out of
| third-person singular present | beats the poop out of |
|---|---|
| present participle | beating the poop out of |
| past | beat the poop out of |
| past participle | beaten the poop out of |
| past participle (colloquial) | beat the poop out of |
Questions about beat the poop out of
- What does beat the poop out of mean?
- Beat the poop out of means to beat (someone) severely.
- What part of speech is beat the poop out of?
- Beat the poop out of is a verb.
- What is the past tense of beat the poop out of?
- The past tense of beat the poop out of is beat the poop out of.
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