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pull up a floor

pull up a floor verb: sit down on a floor.

Verb

pull up a floor (third-person singular simple present pulls up a floor, present participle pulling up a floor, simple past and past participle pulled up a floor)

  1. (humorous, imperative) Sit down on a floor.
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see pull up, a, floor.

Forms of pull up a floor

third-person singular presentpulls up a floor
present participlepulling up a floor
past participlepulled up a floor
pastpulled up a floor

Origin of pull up a floor

From pull up a chair.

Questions about pull up a floor

What does pull up a floor mean?
Pull up a floor means sit down on a floor.
What part of speech is pull up a floor?
Pull up a floor is a verb.
What is the past tense of pull up a floor?
The past tense of pull up a floor is pulled up a floor.

Words near pull up a floor in the dictionary

  1. pull to publish
  2. pull together
  3. pull tongues
  4. pull up
  5. pull up a chair
  6. pull up a floor
  7. pull up a pew
  8. pull up on
  9. pull up one's socks
  10. pull up short
  11. pull up stakes

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