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tap one's toes

tap one's toes verb: to lightly strike the floor with one's toes, usually in time to music or a rhythm.

Verb

tap one's toes (third-person singular simple present taps one's toes, present participle tapping one's toes, simple past and past participle tapped one's toes)

  1. To lightly strike the floor with one's toes, usually in time to music or a rhythm.

Forms of tap one's toes

third-person singular presenttaps one's toes
present participletapping one's toes
past participletapped one's toes
pasttapped one's toes

Questions about tap one's toes

What does tap one's toes mean?
Tap one's toes means to lightly strike the floor with one's toes, usually in time to music or a rhythm.
What part of speech is tap one's toes?
Tap one's toes is a verb.
What is the past tense of tap one's toes?
The past tense of tap one's toes is tapped one's toes.

Words near tap one's toes in the dictionary

  1. tap ins
  2. tap into
  3. tap of work
  4. tap off
  5. tap on
  6. tap one's toes
  7. tap or nap
  8. tap out
  9. tap pants
  10. tap tap
  11. tap taps

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