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melting someone's butter

melting someone's butter is the present participle and gerund of melt someone's butter.

Meaning of melt someone's butter

Verb

melt someone's butter (third-person singular simple present melts someone's butter, present participle melting someone's butter, simple past and past participle melted someone's butter)

  1. (slang) To appeal to someone's fancy.
  2. (slang) To turn someone on; cause feelings of arousal.
    • Hearing you speak in Italian really melts my butter.

Questions about melting someone's butter

What is melting someone's butter the present participle and gerund of?
Melting someone's butter is the present participle and gerund of melt someone's butter.

Words near melting someone's butter in the dictionary

  1. melting out
  2. melting point
  3. melting points
  4. melting pot
  5. melting pots
  6. melting someone's butter
  7. melting up
  8. melting-pot
  9. melting-pots
  10. meltingly
  11. meltingness

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