get off my lawn
get off my lawn is the alternative form of get-off-my-lawn.
Meaning of get-off-my-lawn
Adjective
get-off-my-lawn (comparative more get-off-my-lawn, superlative most get-off-my-lawn)
- Characterized by ill-tempered intolerance of modern or different ideas or values.
- Mike Milbury, the failed Islanders coach and general manager who as a player with the Bruins once hit a Rangers fan with a shoe, made a get-off-my-lawn comment on television Friday night, taking issue with Predators star P.K. Subban dancing and having fun during warmups before their game against...2007 April 29, Justin Tasch, “Milbury calls P.K. Subban a 'clown' for dancing during warmups”, in New York Daily News
Forms of get off my lawn
| comparative | more get off my lawn |
|---|---|
| superlative | most get off my lawn |
Questions about get off my lawn
- What is get off my lawn the alternative form of?
- Get off my lawn is the alternative form of get-off-my-lawn.
Words near get off my lawn in the dictionary
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