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cancel someone's Christmas

cancel someone's Christmas verb: to kill or destroy someone.

Verb

cancel someone's Christmas (third-person singular simple present cancels someone's Christmas, present participle (US) canceling someone's Christmas or (UK) cancelling someone's Christmas, simple past and past participle (US) canceled someone's Christmas or (UK) cancelled someone's Christmas)

  1. (idiomatic, slang) To kill or destroy someone.

Forms of cancel someone's Christmas

third-person singular presentcancels someone's Christmas
present participle UScanceling someone's Christmas
present participle UKcancelling someone's Christmas
past participle UScanceled someone's Christmas
past UScanceled someone's Christmas
past participle UKcancelled someone's Christmas
past UKcancelled someone's Christmas

Questions about cancel someone's Christmas

What does cancel someone's Christmas mean?
Cancel someone's Christmas means to kill or destroy someone.
What part of speech is cancel someone's Christmas?
Cancel someone's Christmas is a verb.
What is the past tense of cancel someone's Christmas?
The past tense of cancel someone's Christmas is canceled someone's Christmas.

Words near cancel someone's Christmas in the dictionary

  1. cancanning
  2. cancans
  3. cancel
  4. cancel culture
  5. cancel out
  6. cancel someone's Christmas
  7. cancel-worthy
  8. cancelability
  9. cancelable
  10. cancelated
  11. cancelation

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