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jumps in with both feet

jumps in with both feet is the third-person singular simple present indicative of jump in with both feet.

Meaning of jump in with both feet

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.

Questions about jumps in with both feet

What is jumps in with both feet the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Jumps in with both feet is the third-person singular simple present indicative of jump in with both feet.

Words near jumps in with both feet in the dictionary

  1. jumps down
  2. jumps down someone's throat
  3. jumps for joy
  4. jumps in
  5. jumps in one's skin
  6. jumps in with both feet
  7. jumps into action
  8. jumps off
  9. jumps on
  10. jumps on someone's bones
  11. jumps on the bandwagon

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