finger-pop
finger-pop verb: to click one's fingers in time to mark a beat.
Verb
finger-pop (third-person singular simple present finger-pops, present participle finger-popping, simple past and past participle finger-popped)
- To click one's fingers in time to mark a beat.
- Holding a microphone and a cigarette in one hand, he finger-popped with the other and stared at the floor as he sang "All Shook Up," "Handy Man," and "Funny How Time Slips Away."1979, Cue Publishing Company (publisher), Cue, The Weekly Magazine of New York Life, page 97
Forms of finger-pop
| third-person singular present | finger-pops |
|---|---|
| present participle | finger-popping |
| past participle | finger-popped |
| past | finger-popped |
Words formed from finger-pop
Questions about finger-pop
- What does finger-pop mean?
- Finger-pop means to click one's fingers in time to mark a beat.
- What part of speech is finger-pop?
- Finger-pop is a verb.
- What is the past tense of finger-pop?
- The past tense of finger-pop is finger-popped.
Words near finger-pop in the dictionary
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