get on someone's bad side
get on someone's bad side verb: to do something to upset or anger somebody.
Verb
get on someone's bad side (third-person singular simple present gets on someone's bad side, present participle getting on someone's bad side, simple past got on someone's bad side, past participle (UK) got on someone's bad side or (US) gotten on someone's bad side)
Antonyms of get on someone's bad side
- get on someone's good side
Forms of get on someone's bad side
| third-person singular present | gets on someone's bad side |
|---|---|
| present participle | getting on someone's bad side |
| past | got on someone's bad side |
| past participle UK | got on someone's bad side |
| past participle US | gotten on someone's bad side |
| alternative form | get on someone's wrong side |
Questions about get on someone's bad side
- What does get on someone's bad side mean?
- Get on someone's bad side means to do something to upset or anger somebody.
- What part of speech is get on someone's bad side?
- Get on someone's bad side is a verb.
- What is the past tense of get on someone's bad side?
- The past tense of get on someone's bad side is got on someone's bad side.
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