get on someone's grill
get on someone's grill verb: to enter someone's personal space in an aggressive or hostile manner.
Verb
get on someone's grill (third-person singular simple present gets on someone's grill, present participle getting on someone's grill, simple past got on someone's grill, past participle gotten on someone's grill or got on someone's grill)
- To enter someone's personal space in an aggressive or hostile manner.
- Raise my flag, can't step on my heel
Crime means cops that'll get on my grill
If I don't bust in the ends, who, what
Blud, if I don't bust in the ends, who will?2021, Jaykae, “Chop (Henry the 8th)”
- Synonyms:
- get up in someone's grill
- Raise my flag, can't step on my heel
Synonyms of get on someone's grill
Forms of get on someone's grill
| third-person singular present | gets on someone's grill |
|---|---|
| present participle | getting on someone's grill |
| past | got on someone's grill |
| past participle | gotten on someone's grill |
| past participle | got on someone's grill |
Origin of get on someone's grill
See grill (“the teeth”), i.e. the area of someone's face.
Questions about get on someone's grill
- What does get on someone's grill mean?
- Get on someone's grill means to enter someone's personal space in an aggressive or hostile manner.
- What part of speech is get on someone's grill?
- Get on someone's grill is a verb.
- What is the past tense of get on someone's grill?
- The past tense of get on someone's grill is got on someone's grill.
Words near get on someone's grill in the dictionary
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