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razz someone's berries

razz someone's berries verb: to impress somebody.

Verb

razz someone's berries (third-person singular simple present razzes someone's berries, present participle razzing someone's berries, simple past and past participle razzed someone's berries)

  1. (US, idiomatic, slang) To impress somebody.

Forms of razz someone's berries

third-person singular presentrazzes someone's berries
present participlerazzing someone's berries
past participlerazzed someone's berries
pastrazzed someone's berries

Questions about razz someone's berries

What does razz someone's berries mean?
Razz someone's berries means to impress somebody.
What part of speech is razz someone's berries?
Razz someone's berries is a verb.
What is the past tense of razz someone's berries?
The past tense of razz someone's berries is razzed someone's berries.

Words near razz someone's berries in the dictionary

  1. razours
  2. razoxane
  3. razure
  4. razures
  5. razz
  6. razz someone's berries
  7. Razzall
  8. razzamatazz
  9. Razzano
  10. Razzanos
  11. razzberries

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