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sling along

sling along verb: to hang around or loiter.

Verb

sling along (third-person singular simple present slings along, present participle slinging along, simple past and past participle slung along)

  1. (Australia, colloquial, idiomatic) To hang around or loiter.

Forms of sling along

third-person singular presentslings along
present participleslinging along
past participleslung along
pastslung along

Questions about sling along

What does sling along mean?
Sling along means to hang around or loiter.
What part of speech is sling along?
Sling along is a verb.
What is the past tense of sling along?
The past tense of sling along is slung along.

Words near sling along in the dictionary

  1. Slindon
  2. sliness
  3. Slinfold
  4. sling
  5. sling about
  6. sling along
  7. sling bag
  8. sling bags
  9. sling bikini
  10. sling bikinis
  11. sling blade

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