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walking on sunshine

walking on sunshine is the present participle and gerund of walk on sunshine.

Meaning of walk on sunshine

Verb

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

  1. (idiomatic) To be extremely happy.
    • That little girl we'd practically adopted made me walk on sunshine. There could be no option where she wasn't doing great. I wouldn't be able to handle it.2016, Bree Dahlia, Legal (An Older Woman/Younger Man Romance)

Questions about walking on sunshine

What is walking on sunshine the present participle and gerund of?
Walking on sunshine is the present participle and gerund of walk on sunshine.

Words near walking on sunshine in the dictionary

  1. walking on
  2. walking on air
  3. walking on broken glass
  4. walking on by
  5. walking on eggshells
  6. walking on sunshine
  7. walking on the wild side
  8. walking on water
  9. walking one's chalks
  10. walking one's shots
  11. walking onion

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