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swung both ways

swung both ways is the simple past and past participle of swing both ways.

Meaning of swing both ways

Verb

swing both ways (third-person singular simple present swings both ways, present participle swinging both ways, simple past and past participle swung both ways)

  1. (euphemistic, idiomatic) To be bisexual.

Questions about swung both ways

What is swung both ways the simple past and past participle of?
Swung both ways is the simple past and past participle of swing both ways.

Words near swung both ways in the dictionary

  1. swum upstream
  2. swum with sharks
  3. swung
  4. swung at anchor
  5. swung away
  6. swung both ways
  7. swung by
  8. swung dash
  9. swung dashes
  10. swung for
  11. swung for the fences

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