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coming from a Cracker Jack box

coming from a Cracker Jack box is the present participle and gerund of come from a Cracker Jack box.

Meaning of come from a Cracker Jack box

Verb

come from a Cracker Jack box (third-person singular simple present comes from a Cracker Jack box, present participle coming from a Cracker Jack box, simple past came from a Cracker Jack box, past participle come from a Cracker Jack box)

  1. (derogatory, idiomatic, slang) To obtain or retrieve something that is useless, cheap or fake.

Questions about coming from a Cracker Jack box

What is coming from a Cracker Jack box the present participle and gerund of?
Coming from a Cracker Jack box is the present participle and gerund of come from a Cracker Jack box.

Words near coming from a Cracker Jack box in the dictionary

  1. coming first
  2. coming for
  3. coming forth
  4. coming forward
  5. coming from
  6. coming from a Cracker Jack box
  7. coming from a good place
  8. coming from behind
  9. coming from below
  10. coming from you
  11. coming full circle

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