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double dare

double dare noun: a challenge that is harder or naughtier than a regular dare.

Noun

double dare (plural double dares)

  1. A challenge that is harder or naughtier than a regular dare.

Verb

double dare (third-person singular simple present double dares, present participle double daring, simple past and past participle double dared)

  1. To challenge with a double dare.
    • I double dare you to run down the street naked.

Forms of double dare

Noun
pluraldouble dares
Verb
third-person singular presentdouble dares
present participledouble daring
past participledouble dared
pastdouble dared

Words formed from double dare

Words that rhyme with double dare

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Questions about double dare

What does double dare mean?
Double dare means a challenge that is harder or naughtier than a regular dare.
What part of speech is double dare?
Double dare can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of double dare?
The plural of double dare is double dares.

Words near double dare in the dictionary

  1. double dactyls
  2. double dagger
  3. double daggers
  4. double danda
  5. double dandas
  6. double dare
  7. double dared
  8. double dares
  9. double daring
  10. double date
  11. double dated

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