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arguing round and round

arguing round and round is the present participle and gerund of argue round and round.

Meaning of argue round and round

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

Questions about arguing round and round

What is arguing round and round the present participle and gerund of?
Arguing round and round is the present participle and gerund of argue round and round.

Words near arguing round and round in the dictionary

  1. arguing
  2. arguing down
  3. arguing like a married couple
  4. arguing like an old married couple
  5. arguing out
  6. arguing round and round
  7. arguing the toss
  8. arguings
  9. argul
  10. argulid
  11. argulids

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