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dusted someone's jacket

dusted someone's jacket is the simple past and past participle of dust someone's jacket.

Meaning of dust someone's jacket

Verb

dust someone's jacket (third-person singular simple present dusts someone's jacket, present participle dusting someone's jacket, simple past and past participle dusted someone's jacket)

  1. (archaic, slang) To give someone a beating.

Questions about dusted someone's jacket

What is dusted someone's jacket the simple past and past participle of?
Dusted someone's jacket is the simple past and past participle of dust someone's jacket.

Words near dusted someone's jacket in the dictionary

  1. dusted down
  2. dusted off
  3. dusted off a batter
  4. dusted off the cobwebs
  5. dusted out
  6. dusted someone's jacket
  7. dusted up
  8. dustee
  9. dustees
  10. Dusten
  11. duster

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