get gay
get gay verb: to be flippant or impertinent toward someone; to flirt with someone; to make (unwanted) sexual advances [(often) with with ‘someone’].
Verb
get gay (third-person singular simple present gets gay, present participle getting gay, simple past got gay, past participle (UK) got gay or (US) gotten gay)
- To be flippant or impertinent toward someone; to flirt with someone; to make (unwanted) sexual advances [(often) with with ‘someone’].
- ‘An’ th’ dumblasted rascal hed to go an’ git gay wi’ June. Dick turned to an’ hammered seven hells out o’ his mug an’ hove him out on deck—’1930, Captain Dingle, “In Conclusion” (chapter 34), in Seaworthy, Cambridge, Mass.: The Riverside Press, page 274
Forms of get gay
| third-person singular present | gets gay |
|---|---|
| present participle | getting gay |
| past | got gay |
| past participle UK | got gay |
| past participle US | gotten gay |
Questions about get gay
- What does get gay mean?
- Get gay means to be flippant or impertinent toward someone; to flirt with someone; to make (unwanted) sexual advances [(often) with with ‘someone’].
- What part of speech is get gay?
- Get gay is a verb.
- What is the past tense of get gay?
- The past tense of get gay is got gay.
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