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rammed something down someone's throat

rammed something down someone's throat is the simple past and past participle of ram something down someone's throat.

Meaning of ram 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)

  1. (derogatory, idiomatic) To shove something down someone's throat.

Questions about rammed something down someone's throat

What is rammed something down someone's throat the simple past and past participle of?
Rammed something down someone's throat is the simple past and past participle of ram something down someone's throat.

Words near rammed something down someone's throat in the dictionary

  1. Ramm
  2. rammable
  3. rammed
  4. rammed earth
  5. rammed home
  6. rammed something down someone's throat
  7. rammed to the rafters
  8. rammee
  9. rammees
  10. rammel
  11. Rammell

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