blow someone's mind
blow someone's mind verb: to astonish someone; to flabbergast someone.
Verb
blow someone's mind (third-person singular simple present blows someone's mind, present participle blowing someone's mind, simple past blew someone's mind, past participle blown someone's mind)
- To astonish someone; to flabbergast someone.
- I'll pick up your hand and slowly blow your little mind / Cause I made my mind up you're going to be mine1966, Donovan, “Sunshine Superman”
- Still I keep loving you / More and more each time / Girl, what am I gonna do / Because you blow my mind1974, Barry White, “Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe”
Forms of blow someone's mind
| third-person singular present | blows someone's mind |
|---|---|
| present participle | blowing someone's mind |
| past | blew someone's mind |
| past participle | blown someone's mind |
Questions about blow someone's mind
- What does blow someone's mind mean?
- Blow someone's mind means to astonish someone; to flabbergast someone.
- What part of speech is blow someone's mind?
- Blow someone's mind is a verb.
- What is the past tense of blow someone's mind?
- The past tense of blow someone's mind is blew someone's mind.
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