lined someone's pockets
lined someone's pockets is the simple past and past participle of line someone's pockets.
Meaning of line someone's pockets
Phrase
line someone's pockets (third-person singular simple present lines someone's pockets, present participle lining someone's pockets, simple past and past participle lined someone's pockets)
- To make someone objectionably even more wealthy.
- I refuse to line the pockets of fat-cat bankers.
Questions about lined someone's pockets
- What is lined someone's pockets the simple past and past participle of?
- Lined someone's pockets is the simple past and past participle of line someone's pockets.
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