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do tricks on it

do tricks on it verb: to overpraise or to be defensive of someone or something to a humiliating or emasculating extent.

Verb

do tricks on it (third-person singular simple present does tricks on it, present participle doing tricks on it, simple past did tricks on it, past participle done tricks on it)

  1. (derogatory, slang) To overpraise or to be defensive of someone or something to a humiliating or emasculating extent.
    • bro was doing tricks on it and for what...

Forms of do tricks on it

third-person singular presentdoes tricks on it
present participledoing tricks on it
pastdid tricks on it
past participledone tricks on it

Origin of do tricks on it

A reference to doing tricks (entertaining and difficult action) on a penis.

Questions about do tricks on it

What does do tricks on it mean?
Do tricks on it means to overpraise or to be defensive of someone or something to a humiliating or emasculating extent.
What part of speech is do tricks on it?
Do tricks on it is a verb.
What is the past tense of do tricks on it?
The past tense of do tricks on it is did tricks on it.

Words near do tricks on it in the dictionary

  1. do the washing-up
  2. do the work
  3. do time
  4. do to
  5. do to death
  6. do tricks on it
  7. do unto others
  8. do unto others as you would have them do unto you
  9. do up
  10. do violence to
  11. do want

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