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gassed up

gassed up adjective: to have an inflated ego; to falsely believe that oneself is of a higher status. Also the simple past and past participle of gas up.

Adjective

gassed up (comparative more gassed up, superlative most gassed up)

  1. to have an inflated ego; to falsely believe that oneself is of a higher status

Also used as

gassed up is also the simple past and past participle of gas up.

Forms of gassed up

comparativemore gassed up
superlativemost gassed up

Questions about gassed up

What does gassed up mean?
Gassed up means to have an inflated ego; to falsely believe that oneself is of a higher status.
What part of speech is gassed up?
Gassed up is an adjective.

Words near gassed up in the dictionary

  1. gassed
  2. gassed and dashed
  3. gassed and gone
  4. gassed and went
  5. gassed out
  6. gassed up
  7. Gassen
  8. Gassenheimer
  9. Gassenheimers
  10. Gassens
  11. gasser

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