get one's mind out of the gutter
get one's mind out of the gutter verb: to stop interpreting things in a dirty (obscene) way.
Verb
get one's mind out of the gutter (third-person singular simple present gets one's mind out of the gutter, present participle getting one's mind out of the gutter, simple past got one's mind out of the gutter, past participle got one's mind out of the gutter or gotten one's mind out of the gutter)
Forms of get one's mind out of the gutter
| third-person singular present | gets one's mind out of the gutter |
|---|---|
| present participle | getting one's mind out of the gutter |
| past | got one's mind out of the gutter |
| past participle | got one's mind out of the gutter |
| past participle | gotten one's mind out of the gutter |
| alternative form | get one's head out of the gutter |
Questions about get one's mind out of the gutter
- What does get one's mind out of the gutter mean?
- Get one's mind out of the gutter means to stop interpreting things in a dirty (obscene) way.
- What part of speech is get one's mind out of the gutter?
- Get one's mind out of the gutter is a verb.
- What is the past tense of get one's mind out of the gutter?
- The past tense of get one's mind out of the gutter is got one's mind out of the gutter.
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