have tickets on oneself
have tickets on oneself verb: to be conceited.
Verb
have tickets on oneself (third-person singular simple present has tickets on oneself, present participle having tickets on oneself, simple past and past participle had tickets on oneself)
- To be conceited.
- Getting some feedback from others is heaps better than having tickets on yourself about your skills.
- Lucy didn′t blame him for having tickets on himself. Anybody who got out of the flats deserved to have tickets on himself. One day her Brian was going to have tickets on himself.1975, Valerie Elliston, Coward′s Paradise, page 149
Forms of have tickets on oneself
| third-person singular present | has tickets on oneself |
|---|---|
| present participle | having tickets on oneself |
| past participle | had tickets on oneself |
| past | had tickets on oneself |
Questions about have tickets on oneself
- What does have tickets on oneself mean?
- Have tickets on oneself means to be conceited.
- What part of speech is have tickets on oneself?
- Have tickets on oneself is a verb.
- What is the past tense of have tickets on oneself?
- The past tense of have tickets on oneself is had tickets on oneself.
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