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jumping on someone's bones

jumping on someone's bones is the present participle and gerund of jump on someone's bones.

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What is jumping on someone's bones the present participle and gerund of?
Jumping on someone's bones is the present participle and gerund of jump on someone's bones.

Words near jumping on someone's bones in the dictionary

  1. jumping Judas
  2. jumping mice
  3. jumping mouse
  4. jumping off
  5. jumping on
  6. jumping on someone's bones
  7. jumping on the bandwagon
  8. jumping on the boat
  9. jumping on the chance
  10. jumping one's bones
  11. jumping onto

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