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stinks a dog off a gut wagon

stinks a dog off a gut wagon is the third-person singular simple present indicative of stink a dog off a gut wagon.

Meaning of stink a dog off a gut wagon

Verb

stink a dog off a gut wagon (third-person singular simple present stinks a dog off a gut wagon, present participle stinking a dog off a gut wagon, simple past stank a dog off a gut wagon, past participle stunk a dog off a gut wagon)

  1. (US, colloquial) To smell extremely bad.

Questions about stinks a dog off a gut wagon

What is stinks a dog off a gut wagon the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Stinks a dog off a gut wagon is the third-person singular simple present indicative of stink a dog off a gut wagon.

Words near stinks a dog off a gut wagon in the dictionary

  1. stinkometers
  2. stinkpot
  3. stinkpots
  4. stinks
  5. stinks a buzzard off a gut wagon
  6. stinks a dog off a gut wagon
  7. stinks a skunk off a gut wagon
  8. stinks like a mackerel
  9. stinks like a mackerel in the moonlight
  10. stinks like a mackerel in the sun
  11. stinks like a polecat

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