cliffhangs
cliffhangs is the third-person singular simple present indicative of cliffhang.
Meaning of cliffhang
Verb
cliffhang (third-person singular simple present cliffhangs, present participle cliffhanging, simple past and past participle cliffhung)
- To be in suspense.
- With furtive references to Gnostic gospels and a cast of characters that includes a beautiful blond novice (with whom Luciano fancies himself in love), a corrupt council of cardinals, a syphilitic doge and the brutal Cappe Nere, or secret police, all abroad in Venice’s sinister maze of watery...2009 February 1, Clare Clark, “An Appetite for Venice”, in New York Times
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- What is cliffhangs the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
- Cliffhangs is the third-person singular simple present indicative of cliffhang.
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