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stopping two gaps with one bush

stopping two gaps with one bush is the present participle and gerund of stop two gaps with one bush.

Meaning of stop two gaps with one bush

Verb

stop two gaps with one bush (third-person singular simple present stops two gaps with one bush, present participle stopping two gaps with one bush, simple past and past participle stopped two gaps with one bush)

  1. (archaic) Synonym of kill two birds with one stone.

Questions about stopping two gaps with one bush

What is stopping two gaps with one bush the present participle and gerund of?
Stopping two gaps with one bush is the present participle and gerund of stop two gaps with one bush.

Words near stopping two gaps with one bush in the dictionary

  1. stopping time
  2. stopping times
  3. stopping traffic
  4. stopping train
  5. stopping trains
  6. stopping two gaps with one bush
  7. stopping up
  8. stopping-out
  9. stopping-outs
  10. stoppingly
  11. stoppings

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