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razzing someone's berries

razzing someone's berries is the present participle and gerund of razz someone's berries.

Meaning of razz someone's berries

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.

Questions about razzing someone's berries

What is razzing someone's berries the present participle and gerund of?
Razzing someone's berries is the present participle and gerund of razz someone's berries.

Words near razzing someone's berries in the dictionary

  1. razziahs
  2. razzias
  3. Razzie
  4. Razzies
  5. razzing
  6. razzing someone's berries
  7. razzings
  8. razzle
  9. razzle dazzle
  10. razzle-dazzle
  11. razzle-dazzled

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