blow in the bag
blow in the bag verb: to supply a specimen of breath for alcohol analysis.
Verb
blow in the bag (third-person singular simple present blows in the bag, present participle blowing in the bag, simple past blew in the bag, past participle blown in the bag)
Forms of blow in the bag
| third-person singular present | blows in the bag |
|---|---|
| present participle | blowing in the bag |
| past | blew in the bag |
| past participle | blown in the bag |
Origin of blow in the bag
From the previous use of a plastic bag over the end of a breathalyser, to measure a specific amount of breath.
Questions about blow in the bag
- What does blow in the bag mean?
- Blow in the bag means to supply a specimen of breath for alcohol analysis.
- What part of speech is blow in the bag?
- Blow in the bag is a verb.
- What is the past tense of blow in the bag?
- The past tense of blow in the bag is blew in the bag.
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