piss all over
piss all over verb: to be far superior to.
Verb
piss all over (third-person singular simple present pisses all over, present participle pissing all over, simple past and past participle pissed all over)
- To be far superior to.
- The coffee is smooth and slips down a treat, the grass strong, home-grown and free. It pisses all over that oily Moroccan muck.2011, John King, Human Punk, page 249
- 'If it's real blood and guts you're after you want to see Foetus Eaters from Hell, Part Three. It pisses all over your Hollywood glory boys,' Brian muttered, instantly causing howls of derision from the other two.2015, Siobhan Curham, The Scene Stealers
Forms of piss all over
| third-person singular present | pisses all over |
|---|---|
| present participle | pissing all over |
| past participle | pissed all over |
| past | pissed all over |
Questions about piss all over
- What does piss all over mean?
- Piss all over means to be far superior to.
- What part of speech is piss all over?
- Piss all over is a verb.
- What is the past tense of piss all over?
- The past tense of piss all over is pissed all over.
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