road-trip
road-trip verb: to go on a road trip; to travel by road trip.
Verb
road-trip (third-person singular simple present road-trips, present participle road-tripping, simple past and past participle road-tripped)
- To go on a road trip; to travel by road trip.
- The Challenge was comprised of four scoring elements in which two-person crews road-tripped over remote Texan country roads in an effort to rack up points for a variety of tasks.2003, Garry Sowerby, Sowerby's Road: Adventures of a Driven Mind, Halifax, N.S.: Odyssey International, →ISBN, page 111
Forms of road-trip
| third-person singular present | road-trips |
|---|---|
| present participle | road-tripping |
| past participle | road-tripped |
| past | road-tripped |
Questions about road-trip
- What does road-trip mean?
- Road-trip means to go on a road trip; to travel by road trip.
- What part of speech is road-trip?
- Road-trip is a verb.
- What is the past tense of road-trip?
- The past tense of road-trip is road-tripped.
Words near road-trip in the dictionary
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