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folds like a cheap suit

folds like a cheap suit is the third-person singular simple present indicative of fold like a cheap suit.

Meaning of fold like a cheap suit

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.

Questions about folds like a cheap suit

What is folds like a cheap suit the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Folds like a cheap suit is the third-person singular simple present indicative of fold like a cheap suit.

Words near folds like a cheap suit in the dictionary

  1. foldover clip
  2. foldovers
  3. folds
  4. folds away
  5. folds down
  6. folds like a cheap suit
  7. folds like a cheap suitcase
  8. folds like a cheap tent
  9. folds like a lawn chair
  10. folds one's arms
  11. folds one's tent

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