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sit on someone's wheel

sit on someone's wheel verb: to sit in the wheels; to wheelsuck.

Verb

sit on someone's wheel (third-person singular simple present sits on someone's wheel, present participle sitting on someone's wheel, simple past and past participle sat on someone's wheel)

  1. (colloquial) To sit in the wheels; to wheelsuck.
    • Do you mind if I sit on your wheel?

Forms of sit on someone's wheel

third-person singular presentsits on someone's wheel
present participlesitting on someone's wheel
past participlesat on someone's wheel
pastsat on someone's wheel

Questions about sit on someone's wheel

What does sit on someone's wheel mean?
Sit on someone's wheel means to sit in the wheels; to wheelsuck.
What part of speech is sit on someone's wheel?
Sit on someone's wheel is a verb.
What is the past tense of sit on someone's wheel?
The past tense of sit on someone's wheel is sat on someone's wheel.

Words near sit on someone's wheel in the dictionary

  1. sit on it
  2. sit on one's arse
  3. sit on one's ass
  4. sit on one's hands
  5. sit on one's laurels
  6. sit on someone's wheel
  7. sit on the fence
  8. sit one's ass down
  9. sit one's butt down
  10. sit out
  11. sit outs

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