ram something down someone's throat
ram something down someone's throat verb: to shove something down someone's throat.
Verb
ram something down someone's throat (third-person singular simple present rams something down someone's throat, present participle ramming something down someone's throat, simple past and past participle rammed something down someone's throat)
Forms of ram something down someone's throat
| third-person singular present | rams something down someone's throat |
|---|---|
| present participle | ramming something down someone's throat |
| past participle | rammed something down someone's throat |
| past | rammed something down someone's throat |
Questions about ram something down someone's throat
- What does ram something down someone's throat mean?
- Ram something down someone's throat means to shove something down someone's throat.
- What part of speech is ram something down someone's throat?
- Ram something down someone's throat is a verb.
- What is the past tense of ram something down someone's throat?
- The past tense of ram something down someone's throat is rammed something down someone's throat.
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