5150ing
5150ing is the present participle and gerund of 5150.
Meaning of 5150
Verb
5150 (third-person singular simple present 5150s or 5150's, present participle 5150ing or 5150'ing, simple past and past participle 5150ed or 5150'd or 5150'ed)
- To involuntarily confine someone for a mental illness that poses a risk to themselves or others.
- And they're all, "He's over there against the tree, he's not talking to us, he's not saying anything and he has a history of being a psychiatric patient and so we're 5150ing him."1998, Timothy R. Tangherlini, Talking trauma: paramedics and their stories, page 117
Questions about 5150ing
- What is 5150ing the present participle and gerund of?
- 5150ing is the present participle and gerund of 5150.
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