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driven the porcelain bus

driven the porcelain bus is the past participle of drive the porcelain bus.

Meaning of drive the porcelain bus

Verb

drive the porcelain bus (third-person singular simple present drives the porcelain bus, present participle driving the porcelain bus, simple past drove the porcelain bus, past participle driven the porcelain bus)

  1. (euphemistic, humorous, idiomatic) Synonym of worship the porcelain god (“to vomit into a toilet bowl, especially while drunk or hungover”).

Questions about driven the porcelain bus

What is driven the porcelain bus the past participle of?
Driven the porcelain bus is the past participle of drive the porcelain bus.

Words near driven the porcelain bus in the dictionary

  1. driven someone to the wall
  2. driven someone up the wall
  3. driven something down
  4. driven something into the ground
  5. driven stick
  6. driven the porcelain bus
  7. driven to distraction
  8. driven to drink
  9. driven truck
  10. driven up
  11. drivenness

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