Meanings
- participlepastsimple past and past participle of think the sun shines out of someone's ass
When I was a kid and made a mistake, my mother or father would probably smack me in the head. But they really thought the sun shined out of my ass.
1978 April 17, Philip Dossick, Transplant: A Family Chronicle, Viking Adult, →ISBN, page 2131 more example
He had parents who thought the sun shined out of his ass, and I had a mom who ran off and a dad who left too many bruises to cover when family services came around.
2018 December 6, Meghan March, The Complete Beneath Series, Meghan March LLC, →ISBN
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