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claudicate

claudicate verb: to limp as a result of claudication.

Verb

claudicate (third-person singular simple present claudicates, present participle claudicating, simple past and past participle claudicated)

  1. To limp as a result of claudication.

Forms of claudicate

third-person singular presentclaudicates
present participleclaudicating
past participleclaudicated
pastclaudicated

Questions about claudicate

What does claudicate mean?
Claudicate means to limp as a result of claudication.
What part of speech is claudicate?
Claudicate is a verb.
What is the past tense of claudicate?
The past tense of claudicate is claudicated.

Words near claudicate in the dictionary

  1. Claudia
  2. Claudian
  3. Claudian letters
  4. claudicant
  5. claudicants
  6. claudicate
  7. claudicated
  8. claudicates
  9. claudicating
  10. claudication
  11. claudications

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