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shuck off

shuck off verb: to remove one's clothes.

Verb

shuck off (third-person singular simple present shucks off, present participle shucking off, simple past and past participle shucked off)

  1. (intransitive) To remove one's clothes.
    • He shucked off around the campfire until he was nearly naked.

Forms of shuck off

third-person singular presentshucks off
present participleshucking off
past participleshucked off
pastshucked off

Questions about shuck off

What does shuck off mean?
Shuck off means to remove one's clothes.
What part of speech is shuck off?
Shuck off is a verb.
What is the past tense of shuck off?
The past tense of shuck off is shucked off.

Words near shuck off in the dictionary

  1. shuck
  2. shuck and jive
  3. shuck and jives
  4. shuck beans
  5. shuck down
  6. shuck off
  7. shuck pen
  8. shuck pens
  9. shuck-and-jive
  10. shucked
  11. shucked and jived

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