sour on
sour on verb: to stop liking (something).
Verb
sour on (third-person singular simple present sours on, present participle souring on, simple past and past participle soured on)
- To stop liking (something).
- He soured on the trumpet, so she never heard it again.
- Investors have soured on Heineken after two years of weak performance and a string of earnings misses, with shares falling by a fifth from highs in 2023.2025 October 25, Madeleine Speed, “Heineken stirs debate on health with toast to beer’s role as a social lubricant”, in FT Weekend, London: The Financial Times Ltd., →ISSN, →OCLC, page 1
Forms of sour on
| third-person singular present | sours on |
|---|---|
| present participle | souring on |
| past participle | soured on |
| past | soured on |
Questions about sour on
- What does sour on mean?
- Sour on means to stop liking (something).
- What part of speech is sour on?
- Sour on is a verb.
- What is the past tense of sour on?
- The past tense of sour on is soured on.
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