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stand up to one's lick log

stand up to one's lick log verb: to stand firm or to stand one's ground.

Verb

stand up to one's lick log (third-person singular simple present stands up to one's lick log, present participle standing up to one's lick log, simple past and past participle stood up to one's lick log)

  1. (Southern US, idiomatic, informal) To stand firm or to stand one's ground.

Forms of stand up to one's lick log

third-person singular presentstands up to one's lick log
present participlestanding up to one's lick log
past participlestood up to one's lick log
paststood up to one's lick log

Questions about stand up to one's lick log

What does stand up to one's lick log mean?
Stand up to one's lick log means to stand firm or to stand one's ground.
What part of speech is stand up to one's lick log?
Stand up to one's lick log is a verb.
What is the past tense of stand up to one's lick log?
The past tense of stand up to one's lick log is stood up to one's lick log.

Words near stand up to one's lick log in the dictionary

  1. stand up guys
  2. stand up on one's hind legs
  3. stand up paddleboarding
  4. stand up to
  5. stand up to be counted
  6. stand up to one's lick log
  7. stand up with
  8. stand upon
  9. stand upon one's dignity
  10. stand upon one's terms
  11. stand upon points

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