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marry the ketchup

marry the ketchup verb: to combine ketchup from half-empty bottles in a restaurant, in order to reduce the number of bottles.

Verb

marry the ketchup (third-person singular simple present marries the ketchup, present participle marrying the ketchup, simple past and past participle married the ketchup)

  1. (idiomatic) To combine ketchup from half-empty bottles in a restaurant, in order to reduce the number of bottles.

Forms of marry the ketchup

third-person singular presentmarries the ketchup
present participlemarrying the ketchup
past participlemarried the ketchup
pastmarried the ketchup
alternative formmarry the ketchups

Questions about marry the ketchup

What does marry the ketchup mean?
Marry the ketchup means to combine ketchup from half-empty bottles in a restaurant, in order to reduce the number of bottles.
What part of speech is marry the ketchup?
Marry the ketchup is a verb.
What is the past tense of marry the ketchup?
The past tense of marry the ketchup is married the ketchup.

Words near marry the ketchup in the dictionary

  1. marry money
  2. marry off
  3. marry out
  4. marry over the broomstick
  5. marry the gunner's daughter
  6. marry the ketchup
  7. marry the ketchups
  8. marry up
  9. marry-in
  10. marry-ins
  11. marry-muff

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