make fish of one and flesh of another
make fish of one and flesh of another verb: to make distinctions unfairly; to show undue partiality to one side.
Verb
make fish of one and flesh of another (third-person singular simple present makes fish of one and flesh of another, present participle making fish of one and flesh of another, simple past and past participle made fish of one and flesh of another)
- To make distinctions unfairly; to show undue partiality to one side.
Forms of make fish of one and flesh of another
| third-person singular present | makes fish of one and flesh of another |
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| present participle | making fish of one and flesh of another |
| past participle | made fish of one and flesh of another |
| past | made fish of one and flesh of another |
| alternative form | make fish of one and fowl of another |
Questions about make fish of one and flesh of another
- What does make fish of one and flesh of another mean?
- Make fish of one and flesh of another means to make distinctions unfairly; to show undue partiality to one side.
- What part of speech is make fish of one and flesh of another?
- Make fish of one and flesh of another is a verb.
- What is the past tense of make fish of one and flesh of another?
- The past tense of make fish of one and flesh of another is made fish of one and flesh of another.
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