agitated the communicator
agitated the communicator is the simple past and past participle of agitate the communicator.
Meaning of agitate the communicator
Verb
agitate the communicator (third-person singular simple present agitates the communicator, present participle agitating the communicator, simple past and past participle agitated the communicator)
- To ring a bell as a summons.
- So Tom, Dick, and Harry were obliged to be in waiting on the Captain, who might agitate the communicator any minute, and woe be to him who was not ready to obey the summons.1857, William Wilson Dobie, Recollections of a Visit to Port-Phillip, Australia, in 1852-55, page 29
Questions about agitated the communicator
- What is agitated the communicator the simple past and past participle of?
- Agitated the communicator is the simple past and past participle of agitate the communicator.
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