dance with the devil
dance with the devil verb: to engage in risky and immoral behavior.
Verb
dance with the devil (third-person singular simple present dances with the devil, present participle dancing with the devil, simple past and past participle danced with the devil)
Forms of dance with the devil
| third-person singular present | dances with the devil |
|---|---|
| present participle | dancing with the devil |
| past participle | danced with the devil |
| past | danced with the devil |
Questions about dance with the devil
- What does dance with the devil mean?
- Dance with the devil means to engage in risky and immoral behavior.
- What part of speech is dance with the devil?
- Dance with the devil is a verb.
- What is the past tense of dance with the devil?
- The past tense of dance with the devil is danced with the devil.
Words near dance with the devil in the dictionary
- dance the Tyburn jig
- dance to a different tune
- dance to a new tune
- dance to someone's tune
- dance upon nothing
- dance with the devil
- dance with the one that brought ya
- dance with the one that brought you
- dance with the one that brung ya
- dance with the one that brung you
- dance with the one what brought ya
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