letting something ride
letting something ride is the present participle and gerund of let something ride.
Meaning of let something ride
Verb
let something ride (third-person singular simple present lets something ride, present participle letting something ride, simple past and past participle let something ride)
- To opt to have winnings staked as another wager, typically on the same outcome, rather than paid out.
- To decline to exit an investment position in expectation of continued (as opposed to new) growth.
- To let something go, allow it to continue, or take no immediate action over it.
- Near-synonym: let something slide
- Synonyms:
- let slide
Questions about letting something ride
- What is letting something ride the present participle and gerund of?
- Letting something ride is the present participle and gerund of let something ride.
Words near letting something ride in the dictionary
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