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saw someone right

saw someone right is the simple past and past participle of see someone right.

Meaning of see someone right

Verb

see someone right (third-person singular simple present sees someone right, present participle seeing someone right, simple past saw someone right, past participle seen someone right)

  1. (UK) to satisfy someone
    • Throw those curtains wide; one day like this, a year would see me right.2008, Elbow (band), One Day Like This (song)

Questions about saw someone right

What is saw someone right the simple past and past participle of?
Saw someone right is the simple past and past participle of see someone right.

Words near saw someone right in the dictionary

  1. saw set
  2. saw sets
  3. saw shark
  4. saw sharks
  5. saw shit
  6. saw someone right
  7. saw someone's etchings
  8. saw something green in one's eye
  9. saw stars
  10. saw stroke
  11. saw teeth

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