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shown someone a good time

shown someone a good time is the past participle of show someone a good time.

Meaning of show someone a good time

Verb

show someone a good time (third-person singular simple present shows someone a good time, present participle showing someone a good time, simple past showed someone a good time, past participle shown someone a good time)

  1. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see show, someone, a, good, time.
  2. (idiomatic) To sleep with; have sex with.

Questions about shown someone a good time

What is shown someone a good time the past participle of?
Shown someone a good time is the past participle of show someone a good time.

Words near shown someone a good time in the dictionary

  1. shown oneself
  2. shown out
  3. shown round
  4. shown skin
  5. shown some skin
  6. shown someone a good time
  7. shown someone one's etchings
  8. shown someone the door
  9. shown the flag
  10. shown the way
  11. shown up

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