boil someone's piss
boil someone's piss verb: to irritate someone very much; to make someone very annoyed.
Verb
boil someone's piss (third-person singular simple present boils someone's piss, present participle boiling someone's piss, simple past and past participle boiled someone's piss)
- To irritate someone very much; to make someone very annoyed.
- Synonyms:
- give someone the shits, piss off, aggravate, annoy, nettle, rankle, ruffle, sting, burn someone's ass, antagonize
Synonyms of boil someone's piss
Forms of boil someone's piss
| third-person singular present | boils someone's piss |
|---|---|
| present participle | boiling someone's piss |
| past participle | boiled someone's piss |
| past | boiled someone's piss |
Questions about boil someone's piss
- What does boil someone's piss mean?
- Boil someone's piss means to irritate someone very much; to make someone very annoyed.
- What part of speech is boil someone's piss?
- Boil someone's piss is a verb.
- What is the past tense of boil someone's piss?
- The past tense of boil someone's piss is boiled someone's piss.
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