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gets one's mind out of the gutter

gets one's mind out of the gutter is the third-person singular simple present indicative of get one's mind out of the gutter.

Meaning of get one's mind out of the gutter

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)

  1. (informal, often in the imperative) To stop interpreting things in a dirty (obscene) way.
    • "And my god, it was so big." — "Ayo?" — "Get your mind out of the gutter!"

Questions about gets one's mind out of the gutter

What is gets one's mind out of the gutter the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Gets one's mind out of the gutter is the third-person singular simple present indicative of get one's mind out of the gutter.

Words near gets one's mind out of the gutter in the dictionary

  1. gets one's knickers in a knot
  2. gets one's knickers in a twist
  3. gets one's leg over
  4. gets one's load on
  5. gets one's marching orders
  6. gets one's mind out of the gutter
  7. gets one's monkey up
  8. gets one's oats
  9. gets one's own back
  10. gets one's own way
  11. gets one's panties in a bunch

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