going phut
going phut is the present participle and gerund of go phut.
Meaning of go phut
Verb
go phut (third-person singular simple present goes phut, present participle going phut, simple past went phut, past participle gone phut)
- To come to an abrupt end; to cease working, especially suddenly or with a noise.
- I was well enough to revisit this realm of darkness I stumbled upon this box of plates, but imagined they had all “gone phut” as the Scotch say.1891 December 18, The Photographic Times, New York, page 653, column 2
Questions about going phut
- What is going phut the present participle and gerund of?
- Going phut is the present participle and gerund of go phut.
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