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strained the potatoes

strained the potatoes is the simple past and past participle of strain the potatoes.

Meaning of strain the potatoes

Verb

strain the potatoes (third-person singular simple present strains the potatoes, present participle straining the potatoes, simple past and past participle strained the potatoes)

  1. (Australia, slang) To urinate.
    • 'Beryl love,' he whispered, 'listen out for me while I go and strain the potatoes. I'll piss meself if I don't.'2006, Norman Allen, The Besting of Humphrey Mercer, page 142

Questions about strained the potatoes

What is strained the potatoes the simple past and past participle of?
Strained the potatoes is the simple past and past participle of strain the potatoes.

Words near strained the potatoes in the dictionary

  1. strained at a gnat
  2. strained at the leash
  3. strained courtesy
  4. strained every nerve
  5. strained silicon
  6. strained the potatoes
  7. strainedly
  8. strainedness
  9. straineous
  10. strainer
  11. strainer post

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