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do a bit of stiff

do a bit of stiff verb: to accept or discount a bill.

Verb

do a bit of stiff (third-person singular simple present does a bit of stiff, present participle doing a bit of stiff, simple past did a bit of stiff, past participle done a bit of stiff)

  1. (dated, slang) To accept or discount a bill.

Forms of do a bit of stiff

third-person singular presentdoes a bit of stiff
present participledoing a bit of stiff
pastdid a bit of stiff
past participledone a bit of stiff

Questions about do a bit of stiff

What does do a bit of stiff mean?
Do a bit of stiff means to accept or discount a bill.
What part of speech is do a bit of stiff?
Do a bit of stiff is a verb.
What is the past tense of do a bit of stiff?
The past tense of do a bit of stiff is did a bit of stiff.

Words near do a bit of stiff in the dictionary

  1. DNWed
  2. DNWing
  3. DNWs
  4. DNZ
  5. do
  6. do a bit of stiff
  7. do a Bradbury
  8. do a bunk
  9. do a flit
  10. do a land-office business
  11. do a listen

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