cane it
cane it verb: to go very fast.
Verb
cane it (third-person singular simple present canes it, present participle caning it, simple past and past participle caned it)
- To go very fast.
- Near-synonyms: hoon it (UK), hoon
- Mia: We got to call someone. / Rob: No, no, no, no, no, no. Fucking hell, Mia. Think, OK, hey? You need to think, baby. We've been fucking caning it, yeah? / Mia: Yeah. / Rob: This is prison, yeah? A fucking instant prison.2017, “Crocodile”, in Black Mirror, season 4, episode 3, spoken by Mia and Rob (Andrea Riseborough and Andrew Gower)
Synonyms of cane it
Forms of cane it
| third-person singular present | canes it |
|---|---|
| present participle | caning it |
| past participle | caned it |
| past | caned it |
Questions about cane it
- What does cane it mean?
- Cane it means to go very fast.
- What part of speech is cane it?
- Cane it is a verb.
- What is the past tense of cane it?
- The past tense of cane it is caned it.
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