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bashing and grabbing

bashing and grabbing is the present participle and gerund of bash and grab.

Meaning of bash and grab

Verb

bash and grab (third-person singular simple present bashes and grabs, present participle bashing and grabbing, simple past and past participle bashed and grabbed)

  1. (informal) To perform such an act.

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Questions about bashing and grabbing

What is bashing and grabbing the present participle and gerund of?
Bashing and grabbing is the present participle and gerund of bash and grab.

Words near bashing and grabbing in the dictionary

  1. bashibazouks
  2. Bashilange
  3. bashin'
  4. bashing
  5. bashing about
  6. bashing and grabbing
  7. bashing in
  8. bashing into shape
  9. bashing one out
  10. bashing out
  11. bashing someone's face in

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