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whom am I kidding

whom am I kidding is the alternative form of who am I kidding.

Meaning of who am I kidding

Phrase

who am I kidding?

  1. (rhetoric) Said by one who, upon the realization that one was kidding oneself, wishes to start thinking in a more sensible, reasonable way.
    • The alternative to that is of course the chilling thought of Lucifer. I don't like the idea of that so much. Who am I kidding though? I kill people! People, who do horrible things, but people none the less.2009, Raymond James Hancock, Necroman

Questions about whom am I kidding

What is whom am I kidding the alternative form of?
Whom am I kidding is the alternative form of who am I kidding.

Words near whom am I kidding in the dictionary

  1. wholsomer
  2. wholsomest
  3. wholth
  4. wholy
  5. whom
  6. whom am I kidding
  7. whom're
  8. whom's
  9. whom've
  10. whom-batt
  11. whoman

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