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carries on like a pork chop

carries on like a pork chop is the third-person singular simple present indicative of carry on like a pork chop.

Meaning of carry on like a pork chop

Verb

carry on like a pork chop (third-person singular simple present carries on like a pork chop, present participle carrying on like a pork chop, simple past and past participle carried on like a pork chop)

  1. (Australia, slang) To make a foolish fuss.

Questions about carries on like a pork chop

What is carries on like a pork chop the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Carries on like a pork chop is the third-person singular simple present indicative of carry on like a pork chop.

Words near carries on like a pork chop in the dictionary

  1. carries corn
  2. carries everything before one
  3. carries forward
  4. carries off
  5. carries on
  6. carries on like a pork chop
  7. carries one's own hide to market
  8. carries one's weight
  9. carries oneself
  10. carries out
  11. carries out one's bat

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