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gee and haw

gee and haw verb: get along.

Verb

gee and haw (third-person singular simple present gees and haws, present participle geeing and hawing, simple past and past participle geed and hawed)

  1. (US, slang, southeast) get along
    • He and I don't really gee and haw.

Forms of gee and haw

third-person singular presentgees and haws
present participlegeeing and hawing
past participlegeed and hawed
pastgeed and hawed

Questions about gee and haw

What does gee and haw mean?
Gee and haw means get along.
What part of speech is gee and haw?
Gee and haw is a verb.
What is the past tense of gee and haw?
The past tense of gee and haw is geed and hawed.

Words near gee and haw in the dictionary

  1. gedunk
  2. gedunks
  3. gedup
  4. gee
  5. gee along
  6. gee and haw
  7. gee back
  8. gee haw whammy diddle
  9. gee haw whammy diddles
  10. gee haw whimmy diddle
  11. gee haw whimmy diddles

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