beating Banaghan
beating Banaghan is the present participle and gerund of beat Banaghan.
Meaning of beat Banaghan
Verb
beat Banaghan (third-person singular simple present beats Banaghan, present participle beating Banaghan, simple past beat Banaghan, past participle beaten Banaghan)
- To tell wonderful stories, or something which is amazing and remarkable.
- "'Jack Palmer, as I'm a sinner,' cried Titus. 'Why this beats Banaghan. Arrah ! Jack, honey, what does this mean ? Is it yourself I see in such company?'"1837, William Harrison Ainsworth, Rookwood (Revised) http://books.google.com/books?id=RRoGAAAAQAAJ, page 147
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- Beating Banaghan is the present participle and gerund of beat Banaghan.
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