clap one's hands red
clap one's hands red verb: to clap or applaud intensely.
Verb
clap one's hands red (third-person singular simple present claps one's hands red, present participle clapping one's hands red, simple past and past participle clapped one's hands red)
- To clap or applaud intensely.
- At the end of the lecture, the old man strode to the front of the hall, shook the American by the hand and said - with passion - 'My dear fellow, I wish to thank you. I have been wrong these fifteen years.' We clapped our hands red.2006, Richard Dawkins, The God Delusion, Bantam Press, page 284
- Indeed a sizeable crowd assembled at a crumbling warehouse and clapped their hands red, cheered themselves hoarse at this strange music.2015, Geraldine Wooller, Trio, Transit Lounge, →ISBN
Forms of clap one's hands red
| third-person singular present | claps one's hands red |
|---|---|
| present participle | clapping one's hands red |
| past participle | clapped one's hands red |
| past | clapped one's hands red |
Questions about clap one's hands red
- What does clap one's hands red mean?
- Clap one's hands red means to clap or applaud intensely.
- What part of speech is clap one's hands red?
- Clap one's hands red is a verb.
- What is the past tense of clap one's hands red?
- The past tense of clap one's hands red is clapped one's hands red.
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