slam-dancing
slam-dancing is the present participle and gerund of slam-dance.
Meaning of slam-dance
Verb
slam-dance (third-person singular simple present slam-dances, present participle slam-dancing, simple past and past participle slam-danced)
- To participate in slam dance.
- The loopy hardcore wham of “Apeman Hop,” complete with dopey jungle noises and Tarzan yells, will also have you slamdancing with a smile.1986 June 17, David Fricke, “Animal Boy”, in Rolling Stone
Questions about slam-dancing
- What is slam-dancing the present participle and gerund of?
- Slam-dancing is the present participle and gerund of slam-dance.
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