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blowing sunshine up someone's skirt

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

Meaning of blow sunshine up someone's skirt

Verb

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

  1. Synonym of blow sunshine up someone's ass.

Questions about blowing sunshine up someone's skirt

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

Words near blowing sunshine up someone's skirt in the dictionary

  1. blowing someone's mind
  2. blowing someone's skirt up
  3. blowing someone's socks off
  4. blowing someone's trumpet
  5. blowing sunshine up someone's ass
  6. blowing sunshine up someone's skirt
  7. blowing the coals
  8. blowing the cobwebs away
  9. blowing the doors off
  10. blowing the gaff
  11. blowing the grampus

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