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cutting logs

cutting logs is the present participle and gerund of cut logs.

Meaning of cut logs

Verb

cut logs (third-person singular simple present cuts logs, present participle cutting logs, simple past and past participle cut logs)

  1. (informal) To sleep.
    • My kiddo cuts logs for twelve hours at a stretch, so she's plenty rested.2008, Robin Dutton-Cookston, The Foggiest Idea: Tales of a Displaced Texan in San Francisco Mamaland, page 51

Questions about cutting logs

What is cutting logs the present participle and gerund of?
Cutting logs is the present participle and gerund of cut logs.

Words near cutting logs in the dictionary

  1. cutting it fat
  2. cutting it fine
  3. cutting it loose
  4. cutting it up
  5. cutting like a knife
  6. cutting logs
  7. cutting loose
  8. cutting off
  9. cutting off a corner
  10. cutting off at the pass
  11. cutting off more than one can chew

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