double-dink
double-dink verb: to ride two on a horse, bicycle etc.
Verb
double-dink (third-person singular simple present double-dinks, present participle double-dinking, simple past and past participle double-dinked)
- To ride two on a horse, bicycle etc.
- Any mug could see we were not discussing bicycles. ‘You're going to double-dink me,’ she said. […] ‘Put me in my ball gown on your bar.’ ‘I'll double-dink you,’ I said. ‘It'd be a pleasure.’1985, Peter Carey, Illywhacker, Faber and Faber, published 2003, page 500
- Synonyms:
- double-bank
Synonyms of double-dink
Forms of double-dink
| third-person singular present | double-dinks |
|---|---|
| present participle | double-dinking |
| past participle | double-dinked |
| past | double-dinked |
Questions about double-dink
- What does double-dink mean?
- Double-dink means to ride two on a horse, bicycle etc.
- What part of speech is double-dink?
- Double-dink is a verb.
- What is the past tense of double-dink?
- The past tense of double-dink is double-dinked.
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