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arguing like a married couple

arguing like a married couple is the present participle and gerund of argue like a married couple.

Meaning of argue like a married couple

Verb

argue like a married couple (third-person singular simple present argues like a married couple, present participle arguing like a married couple, simple past and past participle argued like a married couple)

  1. (informal) Of two people, to argue frequently over petty or pointless disputes.

Questions about arguing like a married couple

What is arguing like a married couple the present participle and gerund of?
Arguing like a married couple is the present participle and gerund of argue like a married couple.

Words near arguing like a married couple in the dictionary

  1. Arguijo
  2. Arguijos
  3. arguin'
  4. arguing
  5. arguing down
  6. arguing like a married couple
  7. arguing like an old married couple
  8. arguing out
  9. arguing round and round
  10. arguing the toss
  11. arguings

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