hey mister
hey mister verb: to acquire something, such as alcohol that one is not yet old enough to purchase legally, by asking a stranger to buy it on one's behalf.
Verb
hey mister (third-person singular simple present hey misters, present participle hey mistering, simple past and past participle hey mistered)
Forms of hey mister
| third-person singular present | hey misters |
|---|---|
| present participle | hey mistering |
| past participle | hey mistered |
| past | hey mistered |
Origin of hey mister
From the phrase that might be used in approaching a person to ask.
Questions about hey mister
- What does hey mister mean?
- Hey mister means to acquire something, such as alcohol that one is not yet old enough to purchase legally, by asking a stranger to buy it on one's behalf.
- What part of speech is hey mister?
- Hey mister is a verb.
- What is the past tense of hey mister?
- The past tense of hey mister is hey mistered.
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