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beaten someone's brains out

beaten someone's brains out is the past participle of beat someone's brains out.

Meaning of beat someone's brains out

Verb

beat someone's brains out (third-person singular simple present beats someone's brains out, present participle beating someone's brains out, simple past beat someone's brains out, past participle beaten someone's brains out or beat someone's brains out)

  1. (idiomatic) To beat someone very severely (especially in the head).

Questions about beaten someone's brains out

What is beaten someone's brains out the past participle of?
Beaten someone's brains out is the past participle of beat someone's brains out.

Words near beaten someone's brains out in the dictionary

  1. beaten out
  2. beaten rice
  3. beaten someone at their own game
  4. beaten someone round the ears
  5. beaten someone's ass
  6. beaten someone's brains out
  7. beaten someone's time
  8. beaten the air
  9. beaten the bat
  10. beaten the bishop
  11. beaten the bounds

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