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fold like a cheap suit

fold like a cheap suit verb: to give up easily; capitulate.

Verb

fold like a cheap suit (third-person singular simple present folds like a cheap suit, present participle folding like a cheap suit, simple past and past participle folded like a cheap suit)

  1. (idiomatic, informal) To give up easily; capitulate.

Synonyms of fold like a cheap suit

Forms of fold like a cheap suit

third-person singular presentfolds like a cheap suit
present participlefolding like a cheap suit
past participlefolded like a cheap suit
pastfolded like a cheap suit

Questions about fold like a cheap suit

What does fold like a cheap suit mean?
Fold like a cheap suit means to give up easily; capitulate.
What part of speech is fold like a cheap suit?
Fold like a cheap suit is a verb.
What is the past tense of fold like a cheap suit?
The past tense of fold like a cheap suit is folded like a cheap suit.

Words near fold like a cheap suit in the dictionary

  1. fold down
  2. fold equities
  3. fold equity
  4. fold flat
  5. fold flats
  6. fold like a cheap suit
  7. fold like a cheap suitcase
  8. fold like a cheap tent
  9. fold like a lawn chair
  10. fold mirror
  11. fold mountain

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