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danced with the devil

danced with the devil is the simple past and past participle of dance with the devil.

Meaning of dance with the devil

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)

  1. (idiomatic, informal) To engage in risky and immoral behavior.

Questions about danced with the devil

What is danced with the devil the simple past and past participle of?
Danced with the devil is the simple past and past participle of dance with the devil.

Words near danced with the devil in the dictionary

  1. danced the Tyburn jig
  2. danced to a different tune
  3. danced to a new tune
  4. danced to someone's tune
  5. danced upon nothing
  6. danced with the devil
  7. dancefest
  8. dancefests
  9. dancefloor
  10. dancefloors
  11. dancegoer

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