burning someone's ass
burning someone's ass is the present participle and gerund of burn someone's ass.
Meaning of burn someone's ass
Verb
burn someone's ass (third-person singular simple present burns someone's ass, present participle burning someone's ass, simple past and past participle burned someone's ass or burnt someone's ass)
- To irritate, bother, grind one's gears.
- It really burns my ass to see the glorification in books, plays, movies, and musicals of Henry VIII of England, that loathsome monarch who discarded woman after woman because he had no use for the female offspring they produced.1976 April 17, Don Shewey, “Eros and Heroes on the Boards”, in Gay Community News, page 11
Questions about burning someone's ass
- What is burning someone's ass the present participle and gerund of?
- Burning someone's ass is the present participle and gerund of burn someone's ass.
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