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rock the house

rock the house verb: to jam at a concert, get down.

Verb

rock the house (third-person singular simple present rocks the house, present participle rocking the house, simple past and past participle rocked the house)

  1. (slang) To jam at a concert, get down.
    • Who's ready to rock the house?
    Synonyms:
    get down, jam

Synonyms of rock the house

Forms of rock the house

third-person singular presentrocks the house
present participlerocking the house
past participlerocked the house
pastrocked the house

Questions about rock the house

What does rock the house mean?
Rock the house means to jam at a concert, get down.
What part of speech is rock the house?
Rock the house is a verb.
What is the past tense of rock the house?
The past tense of rock the house is rocked the house.

Words near rock the house in the dictionary

  1. rock stars
  2. rock steady
  3. rock sugar
  4. rock sugars
  5. rock the boat
  6. rock the house
  7. rock thrush
  8. rock thrushes
  9. rock tripe
  10. rock tripes
  11. rock up

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