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Meanings of blading in anglès

The practice of intentionally cutting oneself to provoke bleeding in professional wrestling.

Sinònims
Examples for "gigging"
Examples for "gigging"
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The answer is most often, I was gigging with him last week.
The Guardian
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It really is a case of one nation under a gigging groove.
The Irish Times
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Then I'm gigging quite a few nights a week as a comedian.
The Irish Times
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After graduating, she moved to Brooklyn and started gigging as a standup.
The Guardian
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Will summer 2010 be a quiet one on the megastar gigging front?
The Irish Times
1
The worry: to reverse its fortunes, it was juicing up its leverage.
The quants: how a new breed of math whizzes conquered wall stree...
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Theo joined the company when they moved into cold-pressed juicing in 2014.
The Irish Times
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After juicing consecutively for five days the cap increases to 20.
Radio NZ
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His limbs were pumping with blood like a butterfly's wings, juicing with resurrection.
Complete Books of Blood
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It's the rare case when juicing its value is justified.
Reuters
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Lots of men are getting color these days.
Any way you want me
Usage of blading in anglès
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Sir, - I am an 11 year old boy who enjoys roller blading.
The Irish Times
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This included roller blading on the slick timber floors.
News.com.au
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He's got that wide-eyed fight-or-flight look, and he's still blading his strong side away from us.
Back on murder
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I'm on roller blades and I'm breaking a few arms and blading a few lovey-dovey hearts.
Tokyo to Tijuana: Gabriele Departing America
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He advances, stopping about twenty feet off, blading his body sideways, his pistol on the far hip.
Back on murder
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I jerk his gun hand forward, blading my body to get my right arm between him and the revolver.
Back on murder
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After ten minutes of laborious blading with skates that seemed to have lost their ability to glide, Catherine coasted to a stop.
By reason of insanity
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For others, the auto-free roads offer safe, serene cycling, running and roller-blading in a city whose streets are often clogged with cars.
Reuters
Frequent collocations
Blading through the time