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jump up behind

jump up behind verb: to endorse an accommodation bill.

Verb

jump up behind (third-person singular simple present jumps up behind, present participle jumping up behind, simple past and past participle jumped up behind)

  1. (obsolete, slang) To endorse an accommodation bill.

Forms of jump up behind

third-person singular presentjumps up behind
present participlejumping up behind
past participlejumped up behind
pastjumped up behind

Questions about jump up behind

What does jump up behind mean?
Jump up behind means to endorse an accommodation bill.
What part of speech is jump up behind?
Jump up behind is a verb.
What is the past tense of jump up behind?
The past tense of jump up behind is jumped up behind.

Words near jump up behind in the dictionary

  1. jump trainer
  2. jump training
  3. jump training shoe
  4. jump training shoes
  5. jump up
  6. jump up behind
  7. jump upon
  8. jump wire
  9. jump wires
  10. jump'n'run
  11. jump'n'runs

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