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catching someone at their own game

catching someone at their own game is the present participle and gerund of catch someone at their own game.

Questions about catching someone at their own game

What is catching someone at their own game the present participle and gerund of?
Catching someone at their own game is the present participle and gerund of catch someone at their own game.

Words near catching someone at their own game in the dictionary

  1. catching red-handed
  2. catching sight of
  3. catching some rays
  4. catching some z's
  5. catching some zs
  6. catching someone at their own game
  7. catching someone napping
  8. catching someone with a hand in the cookie jar
  9. catching someone with their pants down
  10. catching someone's drift
  11. catching someone's eye

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