talk the legs off a pot
talk the legs off a pot verb: to talk a lot.
Verb
talk the legs off a pot (third-person singular simple present talk the legs off a pots, present participle talk the legs off a potting, simple past and past participle talk the legs off a potted)
- To talk a lot.
- Near-synonyms: talk someone's head off, talk someone's arm off, talk someone's leg off, talk the ears off someone, talk someone under the table
- I thought John would never shut up. He could talk the legs off a pot.
Synonyms of talk the legs off a pot
Forms of talk the legs off a pot
| third-person singular present | talk the legs off a pots |
|---|---|
| present participle | talk the legs off a potting |
| past participle | talk the legs off a potted |
| past | talk the legs off a potted |
Questions about talk the legs off a pot
- What does talk the legs off a pot mean?
- Talk the legs off a pot means to talk a lot.
- What part of speech is talk the legs off a pot?
- Talk the legs off a pot is a verb.
- What is the past tense of talk the legs off a pot?
- The past tense of talk the legs off a pot is talk the legs off a potted.
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