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stormed out of the blocks

stormed out of the blocks is the simple past and past participle of storm out of the blocks.

Meaning of storm out of the blocks

Verb

storm out of the blocks (third-person singular simple present storms out of the blocks, present participle storming out of the blocks, simple past and past participle stormed out of the blocks)

  1. (idiomatic) To begin rapidly.
    • A goalless draw seemed an unlikely outcome when the game started at a stunning pace as Arsenal, keen to establish themselves as United's principal challengers this season, stormed out of the blocks in thrilling fashion.2011 January 5, Jonathan Stevenson, “Arsenal 0 - 0 Man City”, in BBC

Questions about stormed out of the blocks

What is stormed out of the blocks the simple past and past participle of?
Stormed out of the blocks is the simple past and past participle of storm out of the blocks.

Words near stormed out of the blocks in the dictionary

  1. stormed
  2. stormed cats and dogs
  3. stormed in
  4. stormed off
  5. stormed out
  6. stormed out of the blocks
  7. Storment
  8. Storments
  9. stormer
  10. stormers
  11. stormes

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