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lining up behind

lining up behind is the present participle and gerund of line up behind.

Meaning of line up behind

Verb

line up behind (third-person singular simple present lines up behind, present participle lining up behind, simple past and past participle lined up behind)

  1. (transitive) To organize behind a leader or a principle.

Questions about lining up behind

What is lining up behind the present participle and gerund of?
Lining up behind is the present participle and gerund of line up behind.

Words near lining up behind in the dictionary

  1. lining off
  2. lining one's pockets
  3. lining out
  4. lining someone's pockets
  5. lining up
  6. lining up behind
  7. lining up one's ducks
  8. Lininger
  9. Liningers
  10. linings
  11. linins

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