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jump in with both feet

jump in with both feet verb: to commit oneself wholeheartedly.

Verb

jump in with both feet (third-person singular simple present jumps in with both feet, present participle jumping in with both feet, simple past and past participle jumped in with both feet)

  1. (informal) To commit oneself wholeheartedly.

Forms of jump in with both feet

third-person singular presentjumps in with both feet
present participlejumping in with both feet
past participlejumped in with both feet
pastjumped in with both feet

Questions about jump in with both feet

What does jump in with both feet mean?
Jump in with both feet means to commit oneself wholeheartedly.
What part of speech is jump in with both feet?
Jump in with both feet is a verb.
What is the past tense of jump in with both feet?
The past tense of jump in with both feet is jumped in with both feet.

Words near jump in with both feet in the dictionary

  1. jump humped
  2. jump humping
  3. jump humps
  4. jump in
  5. jump in one's skin
  6. jump in with both feet
  7. jump into action
  8. jump jet
  9. jump jets
  10. jump jockey
  11. jump jockeys

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