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walk on air

walk on air verb: to be ecstatic.

Verb

walk on air (third-person singular simple present walks on air, present participle walking on air, simple past and past participle walked on air)

  1. To be ecstatic.
    • Since then I've been walking on air / I can barely brush my teeth or comb my hair / 'Cause I'm so excited and I really don't care2003, "Weird Al" Yankovic, “Hardware Store”, in Poodle Hat
    Synonyms:
    float on air

Synonyms of walk on air

Forms of walk on air

third-person singular presentwalks on air
present participlewalking on air
past participlewalked on air
pastwalked on air

Questions about walk on air

What does walk on air mean?
Walk on air means to be ecstatic.
What part of speech is walk on air?
Walk on air is a verb.
What is the past tense of walk on air?
The past tense of walk on air is walked on air.

Words near walk on air in the dictionary

  1. walk of shame
  2. walk off
  3. walk off the job
  4. walk off with
  5. walk on
  6. walk on air
  7. walk on broken glass
  8. walk on by
  9. walk on eggshells
  10. walk on one's lower lip
  11. walk on sunshine

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