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coheadline

coheadline verb: to headline (a musical performance, etc.) together.

Verb

coheadline (third-person singular simple present coheadlines, present participle coheadlining, simple past and past participle coheadlined)

  1. (transitive) To headline (a musical performance, etc.) together.

Forms of coheadline

third-person singular presentcoheadlines
present participlecoheadlining
past participlecoheadlined
pastcoheadlined

Origin of coheadline

From co- + headline.

Questions about coheadline

What does coheadline mean?
Coheadline means to headline (a musical performance, etc.) together.
What part of speech is coheadline?
Coheadline is a verb.
What is the past tense of coheadline?
The past tense of coheadline is coheadlined.

Words near coheadline in the dictionary

  1. cohaversines
  2. Cohea
  3. cohead
  4. coheaded
  5. coheading
  6. coheadline
  7. coheadlined
  8. coheadliner
  9. coheadliners
  10. coheadlines
  11. coheadlining

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