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stood on one's own bottom

stood on one's own bottom is the simple past and past participle of stand on one's own bottom.

Meaning of stand on one's own bottom

Verb

stand on one's own bottom (third-person singular simple present stands on one's own bottom, present participle standing on one's own bottom, simple past and past participle stood on one's own bottom)

  1. To be independent; not to rely on others.

Questions about stood on one's own bottom

What is stood on one's own bottom the simple past and past participle of?
Stood on one's own bottom is the simple past and past participle of stand on one's own bottom.

Words near stood on one's own bottom in the dictionary

  1. stood on business
  2. stood on ceremony
  3. stood on its own
  4. stood on one's dignity
  5. stood on one's head
  6. stood on one's own bottom
  7. stood on one's own two feet
  8. stood on someone's shoulders
  9. stood on the shoulders of
  10. stood on the shoulders of giants
  11. stood on velvet

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