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kick someone out of bed

kick someone out of bed verb: to be unwilling to sleep with (someone).

Verb

kick someone out of bed (third-person singular simple present kicks someone out of bed, present participle kicking someone out of bed, simple past and past participle kicked someone out of bed)

  1. (informal) To be unwilling to sleep with (someone).
    • I wouldn't kick her out of bed.

Synonyms of kick someone out of bed

Forms of kick someone out of bed

third-person singular presentkicks someone out of bed
present participlekicking someone out of bed
past participlekicked someone out of bed
pastkicked someone out of bed

Questions about kick someone out of bed

What does kick someone out of bed mean?
Kick someone out of bed means to be unwilling to sleep with (someone).
What part of speech is kick someone out of bed?
Kick someone out of bed is a verb.
What is the past tense of kick someone out of bed?
The past tense of kick someone out of bed is kicked someone out of bed.

Words near kick someone out of bed in the dictionary

  1. kick scooter
  2. kick scooters
  3. kick shit
  4. kick some tail
  5. kick some tires
  6. kick someone out of bed
  7. kick someone when they are down
  8. kick someone's arse
  9. kick someone's ass
  10. kick someone's butt
  11. kick space

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