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passing around like a blunt

passing around like a blunt is the present participle and gerund of pass around like a blunt.

Meaning of pass around like a blunt

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)

  1. (slang, transitive, simile) 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

Questions about passing around like a blunt

What is passing around like a blunt the present participle and gerund of?
Passing around like a blunt is the present participle and gerund of pass around like a blunt.

Words near passing around like a blunt in the dictionary

  1. passing a good time
  2. passing a sponge over the slate
  3. passing a stool
  4. passing along
  5. passing around
  6. passing around like a blunt
  7. passing as
  8. passing away
  9. passing bell
  10. passing bells
  11. passing by

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