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riding or dying

riding or dying is the present participle and gerund of ride or die.

Meaning of ride or die

Verb

ride or die (third-person singular simple present rides or dies, present participle riding or dying, simple past rode or died, past participle ridden or died)

  1. (slang) To support with wholehearted commitment.
    • I would like to thank my friends Deirdre Neeley, Lola Oyenuga, and Theresa Tarver, who not only ride with me when I have book signings, but “ride or die” for me on a daily basis.2011, Shana Burton, Flaw Less, →ISBN

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Questions about riding or dying

What is riding or dying the present participle and gerund of?
Riding or dying is the present participle and gerund of ride or die.

Words near riding or dying in the dictionary

  1. riding on
  2. riding on a rail
  3. riding on the back of
  4. riding one's bumper
  5. riding one's luck
  6. riding or dying
  7. riding out
  8. riding out the storm
  9. riding over
  10. riding pillion
  11. riding rantipole

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