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smash someone's head

smash someone's head verb: to beat up someone violently.

Verb

smash someone's head (third-person singular simple present smashes someone's head, present participle smashing someone's head, simple past and past participle smashed someone's head)

  1. (idiomatic, informal) To beat up someone violently.

Forms of smash someone's head

third-person singular presentsmashes someone's head
present participlesmashing someone's head
past participlesmashed someone's head
pastsmashed someone's head

Questions about smash someone's head

What does smash someone's head mean?
Smash someone's head means to beat up someone violently.
What part of speech is smash someone's head?
Smash someone's head is a verb.
What is the past tense of smash someone's head?
The past tense of smash someone's head is smashed someone's head.

Words near smash someone's head in the dictionary

  1. smash product
  2. smash products
  3. smash room
  4. smash rooms
  5. smash someone's face in
  6. smash someone's head
  7. smash the stack
  8. smash up
  9. smash-and-grab
  10. smash-and-grabs
  11. smash-mouth

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