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grab and go

grab and go verb: to get something quickly.

Verb

grab and go (third-person singular simple present grabs and goes, present participle grabbing and going, simple past grabbed and went, past participle grabbed and gone)

  1. (idiomatic) To get something quickly
    • Download websites should be designed so that those who wish to can just grab and go.

Forms of grab and go

third-person singular presentgrabs and goes
present participlegrabbing and going
pastgrabbed and went
past participlegrabbed and gone

Questions about grab and go

What does grab and go mean?
Grab and go means to get something quickly.
What part of speech is grab and go?
Grab and go is a verb.
What is the past tense of grab and go?
The past tense of grab and go is grabbed and went.

Words near grab and go in the dictionary

  1. Graafian follicles
  2. graafs
  3. graal
  4. graals
  5. grab
  6. grab and go
  7. grab and run
  8. grab and runs
  9. grab ass
  10. grab at
  11. grab at a straw

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