pass around like a blunt
pass around like a blunt verb: to pass around widely or indiscriminately.
Verb
pass around like a blunt (third-person singular simple present passes around like a blunt, present participle passing around like a blunt, simple past and past participle passed around like a blunt)
- To pass around widely or indiscriminately.
- From Nicole Kidman to Bimini Bon Boulash and Paloma Elsesser, to Lara Stone and Hunter Schafer, Miuccia Prada’s gorgeous, skanky little two piece has been passed around like a blunt2022 February 25, Daniel Rodgers, “How THAT Miu Miu micro mini achieved total fashion domination”, in Dazed, archived from the original on 22 Apr 2022
- In a montage that is equal parts boisterous and horrifying, an upbeat tune plays as they pass the embalmed hand around like a blunt.2023 September 1, Molly Kusilka, “In ‘Talk to Me,’ Possession is a Deadly Addiction”, in Filmdaze, archived from the original on 26 Sep 2023
Forms of pass around like a blunt
| third-person singular present | passes around like a blunt |
|---|---|
| present participle | passing around like a blunt |
| past participle | passed around like a blunt |
| past | passed around like a blunt |
Questions about pass around like a blunt
- What does pass around like a blunt mean?
- Pass around like a blunt means to pass around widely or indiscriminately.
- What part of speech is pass around like a blunt?
- Pass around like a blunt is a verb.
- What is the past tense of pass around like a blunt?
- The past tense of pass around like a blunt is passed around like a blunt.
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