knows someone from a can of paint
knows someone from a can of paint is the third-person singular simple present indicative of know someone from a can of paint.
Meaning of know someone from a can of paint
Verb
know someone from a can of paint (third-person singular simple present knows someone from a can of paint, present participle knowing someone from a can of paint, simple past knew someone from a can of paint, past participle known someone from a can of paint)
- Synonym of know someone from Adam.
- Synonyms:
- know someone from Adam
Questions about knows someone from a can of paint
- What is knows someone from a can of paint the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
- Knows someone from a can of paint is the third-person singular simple present indicative of know someone from a can of paint.
Words near knows someone from a can of paint in the dictionary
- knows one's shit
- knows one's stuff
- knows one's way around
- knows shit from Shinola
- knows someone
- knows someone from a can of paint
- knows someone from a hole in the ground
- knows someone from a hole in the wall
- knows someone from Adam
- knows someone from Adam's off ox
- knows someone from the man in the moon
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