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rings up the curtain

rings up the curtain is the third-person singular simple present indicative of ring up the curtain.

Meaning of ring up the curtain

Verb

ring up the curtain (third-person singular simple present rings up the curtain, present participle ringing up the curtain, simple past rang up the curtain, past participle rung up the curtain)

  1. To start something.
    • I caught her in my arms; she kissed me, pushed me gently away, and added: “Ring up the curtain, uncle. Little Moccasin is ready"1879, The Peterson magazine - Volumes 75-76, page 444

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What is rings up the curtain the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Rings up the curtain is the third-person singular simple present indicative of ring up the curtain.

Words near rings up the curtain in the dictionary

  1. rings the devil's doorbell
  2. rings the welkins
  3. rings through
  4. rings true
  5. rings up
  6. rings up the curtain
  7. ringsail
  8. ringsails
  9. ringsful
  10. Ringsheim
  11. ringshine

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