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topping one's boom

topping one's boom is the present participle and gerund of top one's boom.

Meaning of top one's boom

Verb

top one's boom (third-person singular simple present tops one's boom, present participle topping one's boom, simple past and past participle topped one's boom)

  1. To depart quickly.
    • Her husband had topped his boom, and so had his Lordship.1862, Chartley Castle, Harold Overdon, ashore and afloat, page 98

Questions about topping one's boom

What is topping one's boom the present participle and gerund of?
Topping one's boom is the present participle and gerund of top one's boom.

Words near topping one's boom in the dictionary

  1. topping it all
  2. topping it off
  3. topping lift
  4. topping lifts
  5. topping off
  6. topping one's boom
  7. topping oneself
  8. topping out
  9. topping the charts
  10. topping up
  11. toppingly

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