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flex on

flex on verb: to bully (someone); to extort, threaten, intimidate, menace or harass (someone); to demonstrate strength or dominance over (someone).

Verb

flex on (third-person singular simple present flexes on, present participle flexing on, simple past and past participle flexed on)

  1. (slang) To bully (someone); to extort, threaten, intimidate, menace or harass (someone); to demonstrate strength or dominance over (someone).

Forms of flex on

third-person singular presentflexes on
present participleflexing on
past participleflexed on
pastflexed on

Questions about flex on

What does flex on mean?
Flex on means to bully (someone); to extort, threaten, intimidate, menace or harass (someone); to demonstrate strength or dominance over (someone).
What part of speech is flex on?
Flex on is a verb.
What is the past tense of flex on?
The past tense of flex on is flexed on.

Words near flex on in the dictionary

  1. flex accounts
  2. flex job
  3. flex jobs
  4. flex off
  5. flex offs
  6. flex on
  7. flex one's muscles
  8. flex out
  9. flex up
  10. flex-cuff
  11. flex-cuffed

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