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argue round and round

argue round and round verb: to talk with many digressions.

Verb

argue round and round (third-person singular simple present argues round and round, present participle arguing round and round, simple past and past participle argued round and round)

  1. (intransitive) to talk with many digressions
  2. (transitive) to not talk about (a subject), to avoid the question

Synonyms of argue round and round

Forms of argue round and round

third-person singular presentargues round and round
present participlearguing round and round
past participleargued round and round
pastargued round and round
alternative formargue round and round the subject

Questions about argue round and round

What does argue round and round mean?
Argue round and round means to talk with many digressions.
What part of speech is argue round and round?
Argue round and round is a verb.
What is the past tense of argue round and round?
The past tense of argue round and round is argued round and round.

Words near argue round and round in the dictionary

  1. argue
  2. argue down
  3. argue like a married couple
  4. argue like an old married couple
  5. argue out
  6. argue round and round
  7. argue the toss
  8. argued
  9. argued down
  10. argued like a married couple
  11. argued like an old married couple

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