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blowing someone's skirt up

blowing someone's skirt up is the present participle and gerund of blow someone's skirt up.

Meaning of blow someone's skirt up

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.

Questions about blowing someone's skirt up

What is blowing someone's skirt up the present participle and gerund of?
Blowing someone's skirt up is the present participle and gerund of blow someone's skirt up.

Words near blowing someone's skirt up in the dictionary

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

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