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blow someone's skirt up

blow someone's skirt up verb: to appeal to or be pleasing to someone; to be the sort of thing that one enjoys.

Verb

blow someone's skirt up (third-person singular simple present blows someone's skirt up, present participle blowing someone's skirt up, simple past blew someone's skirt up, past participle blown someone's skirt up)

  1. (slang) To appeal to or be pleasing to someone; to be the sort of thing that one enjoys.
    • —What did you think of the film? —Eh. It didn't really blow my skirt up.

Forms of blow someone's skirt up

third-person singular presentblows someone's skirt up
present participleblowing someone's skirt up
pastblew someone's skirt up
past participleblown someone's skirt up

Questions about blow someone's skirt up

What does blow someone's skirt up mean?
Blow someone's skirt up means to appeal to or be pleasing to someone; to be the sort of thing that one enjoys.
What part of speech is blow someone's skirt up?
Blow someone's skirt up is a verb.
What is the past tense of blow someone's skirt up?
The past tense of blow someone's skirt up is blew someone's skirt up.

Words near blow someone's skirt up in the dictionary

  1. blow snakes
  2. blow someone's back out
  3. blow someone's brains out
  4. blow someone's cover
  5. blow someone's mind
  6. blow someone's skirt up
  7. blow someone's socks off
  8. blow someone's trumpet
  9. blow sunshine up someone's ass
  10. blow sunshine up someone's skirt
  11. blow the coals

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