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knocking someone down with a feather

knocking someone down with a feather is the present participle and gerund of knock someone down with a feather.

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What is knocking someone down with a feather the present participle and gerund of?
Knocking someone down with a feather is the present participle and gerund of knock someone down with a feather.

Words near knocking someone down with a feather in the dictionary

  1. knocking round
  2. knocking shop
  3. knocking shops
  4. knocking sideways
  5. knocking some sense into
  6. knocking someone down with a feather
  7. knocking someone flat
  8. knocking someone for six
  9. knocking someone into the middle of next week
  10. knocking someone off their perch
  11. knocking someone over with a feather

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