clap-in-clap-out
clap-in-clap-out noun: a children's parlour game involving clapping, in which one of the boys is called into the room and has to guess which girl chose him.
Noun
clap-in-clap-out (uncountable)
- A children's parlour game involving clapping, in which one of the boys is called into the room and has to guess which girl chose him.
Forms of clap-in-clap-out
| alternative form | clap in, clap out |
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Questions about clap-in-clap-out
- What does clap-in-clap-out mean?
- Clap-in-clap-out means a children's parlour game involving clapping, in which one of the boys is called into the room and has to guess which girl chose him.
- What part of speech is clap-in-clap-out?
- Clap-in-clap-out is a noun.
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