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grabbed the popcorn

grabbed the popcorn is the simple past and past participle of grab the popcorn.

Meaning of grab the popcorn

Verb

grab the popcorn (third-person singular simple present grabs the popcorn, present participle grabbing the popcorn, simple past and past participle grabbed the popcorn)

  1. (informal) Said in anticipation of an enjoyable activity, often in a context where a person is about to watch a movie.
  2. (idiomatic, informal) Used to express anticipated enjoyment from watching a conflict or argument developing between other people, as if one were being entertained at the movies.

Questions about grabbed the popcorn

What is grabbed the popcorn the simple past and past participle of?
Grabbed the popcorn is the simple past and past participle of grab the popcorn.

Words near grabbed the popcorn in the dictionary

  1. grabbed some air
  2. grabbed some z's
  3. grabbed some Zs
  4. grabbed the bull by the horns
  5. grabbed the headlines
  6. grabbed the popcorn
  7. Grabben Gullen
  8. grabber
  9. grabbers
  10. grabbeth
  11. grabbier

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