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looking for a dog to kick

looking for a dog to kick is the present participle and gerund of look for a dog to kick.

Meaning of look for a dog to kick

Verb

look for a dog to kick (third-person singular simple present looks for a dog to kick, present participle looking for a dog to kick, simple past and past participle looked for a dog to kick)

  1. (idiomatic) To seek someone or something to blame.
    Synonyms:
    take it out on

Questions about looking for a dog to kick

What is looking for a dog to kick the present participle and gerund of?
Looking for a dog to kick is the present participle and gerund of look for a dog to kick.

Words near looking for a dog to kick in the dictionary

  1. looking down
  2. looking down on
  3. looking down one's nose
  4. looking down upon
  5. looking for
  6. looking for a dog to kick
  7. looking for number one
  8. looking for trouble
  9. looking forward
  10. looking forward to
  11. looking glass

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