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felt no pain

felt no pain is the simple past and past participle of feel no pain.

Meaning of feel no pain

Verb

feel no pain (third-person singular simple present feels no pain, present participle feeling no pain, simple past and past participle felt no pain)

  1. (euphemistic) To be intoxicated.
    • The evidence is undisputed that Scott Peterson and the other boys chipped in (pooled their money) to buy the beer, that they were all together drinking it, that they all "felt no pain".1979 Feb. 21, Justice Lee, "Munford, Inc. v. Ira Peterson et al.," Supreme Court of Mississippi, 368 So. 2d 213 (1979), No. 50856 (retrieved 27 May 2017)

Questions about felt no pain

What is felt no pain the simple past and past participle of?
Felt no pain is the simple past and past participle of feel no pain.

Words near felt no pain in the dictionary

  1. felt in one's waters
  2. felt like
  3. felt like death
  4. felt like oneself
  5. felt nine feet tall
  6. felt no pain
  7. felt one's legs
  8. felt one's oats
  9. felt one's way
  10. felt oneself
  11. felt out

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