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drop one's bundle

drop one's bundle verb: to lose one's cool; to suddenly break out in anger.

Verb

drop one's bundle (third-person singular simple present drops one's bundle, present participle dropping one's bundle, simple past and past participle dropped one's bundle)

  1. (colloquial) To lose one's cool; to suddenly break out in anger.

Forms of drop one's bundle

third-person singular presentdrops one's bundle
present participledropping one's bundle
past participledropped one's bundle
pastdropped one's bundle

Questions about drop one's bundle

What does drop one's bundle mean?
Drop one's bundle means to lose one's cool; to suddenly break out in anger.
What part of speech is drop one's bundle?
Drop one's bundle is a verb.
What is the past tense of drop one's bundle?
The past tense of drop one's bundle is dropped one's bundle.

Words near drop one's bundle in the dictionary

  1. drop off
  2. drop off the hooks
  3. drop off the map
  4. drop off the radar
  5. drop one's beads
  6. drop one's bundle
  7. drop one's guard
  8. drop one's guts
  9. drop out
  10. drop pass
  11. drop passes

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