squash the beef
squash the beef verb: to resolve a grudge.
Verb
squash the beef (third-person singular simple present squashes the beef, present participle squashing the beef, simple past and past participle squashed the beef)
- To resolve a grudge.
- How you gonna explain fuckin' a man?
Even if we squash the beef, I ain't touchin' your hand2003, DMX, “Where the Hood At?”, in Grand Champ
- How you gonna explain fuckin' a man?
Forms of squash the beef
| third-person singular present | squashes the beef |
|---|---|
| present participle | squashing the beef |
| past participle | squashed the beef |
| past | squashed the beef |
Origin of squash the beef
Beef here is used in its sense of "grudge", "dispute".
Questions about squash the beef
- What does squash the beef mean?
- Squash the beef means to resolve a grudge.
- What part of speech is squash the beef?
- Squash the beef is a verb.
- What is the past tense of squash the beef?
- The past tense of squash the beef is squashed the beef.
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