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sees something green in one's eye

sees something green in one's eye is the third-person singular simple present indicative of see something green in one's eye.

Meaning of see something green in one's eye

Verb

see something green in one's eye (third-person singular simple present sees something green in one's eye, present participle seeing something green in one's eye, simple past saw something green in one's eye, past participle seen something green in one's eye)

  1. (idiomatic, informal, rare) To notice or detect signs of gullibility in a person.

Questions about sees something green in one's eye

What is sees something green in one's eye the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Sees something green in one's eye is the third-person singular simple present indicative of see something green in one's eye.

Words near sees something green in one's eye in the dictionary

  1. sees sense
  2. sees service
  3. sees shit
  4. sees someone right
  5. sees someone's etchings
  6. sees something green in one's eye
  7. sees stars
  8. sees the back of
  9. sees the dark side of the moon
  10. sees the day
  11. sees the elephant

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