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Adjective clapped out has 1 sense | ||||
Definitions from the WebTerm: clapped out Part of speech: Adjective Sense 1: (Informal) Worn out or in bad condition, especially due to excessive use or age. Sample Sentence: The clapped out car broke down on the way to the party. Related Products: Worn out car Sense 2: (Informal) Extremely tired or exhausted. Sample Sentence: After working for 14 hours straight, John felt completely clapped out. Part of speech: Verb (Past tense) Sense 1: (Informal) To applaud or clap for someone or something. Sample Sentence: The audience clapped out the exceptional performance. Part of speech: Verb (Present participle) Sense 1: (Informal) Clapping one's hands together rhythmically. Sample Sentence: The children were clapping out the catchy tune during the school assembly. Part of speech: Noun Sense 1: (Informal) A period of applause or clapping. Sample Sentence: The singer received a standing ovation after her clapped out. Part of speech: Noun Sense 2: (Informal) A rhythmic handclapping, often used as a form of communication or encouragement. Sample Sentence: The football team used clapped out to motivate each other during the game. Part of speech: Adverb Sense 1: (Informal) Used to emphasize that something is completely or entirely done. Sample Sentence: He drove clapped out to the end of the road. Part of speech: Adverb Sense 2: (Informal) Used to describe a solution that is improvised or done in a makeshift manner. Sample Sentence: As their tools were missing, they had to fix the broken table clapped out with duct tape. Related Products: Duct tape, Improvised tools | ||||
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