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got the drawers

got the drawers is the simple past and past participle of get the drawers.

Meaning of get the drawers

Verb

get the drawers (third-person singular simple present gets the drawers, present participle getting the drawers, simple past got the drawers, past participle (UK) got the drawers or (US) gotten the drawers)

  1. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see get, drawers.
  2. (idiomatic, informal, slang) Used to indicate that one has achieved a sexual conquest or succeeded in sexually seducing another.
    • He always whispering to some broad, and watch tomorrow he tell us he got them drawers.2010, Rufus Daigle, Felicia's Prince of the Morning Star, page 80

Questions about got the drawers

What is got the drawers the simple past and past participle of?
Got the drawers is the simple past and past participle of get the drawers.

Words near got the drawers in the dictionary

  1. got the bulge on
  2. got the bullet
  3. got the chop
  4. got the dirty water off one's chest
  5. got the door
  6. got the drawers
  7. got the drift
  8. got the drop on
  9. got the goods on
  10. got the hang of
  11. got the hint

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