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bandy Definition and Meaning in English (bandy definition)

verb
Synonyms:exchangediscussdebate
Quick Answer • Definition

Bandy definition: To exchange words, arguments, or blows back and forth, often in a casual or contentious way.

Definitions of Bandy

  1. 1verb

    To exchange words, arguments, or blows back and forth, often in a casual or contentious way.

  2. 2verb

    To hit or toss something, especially a ball or shuttlecock, back and forth between people.

  3. 3adjective

    (Of a person's legs) bowed outwards, especially at the knees.

Example Sentences

casual

“They would often bandy words about politics during dinner.”

informal

“Don't bandy about rumors that you cannot confirm.”

casual

“The children loved to bandy the ball back and forth in the garden.”

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Inflected Word Forms

past tensebandied
present participlebandying

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Bandy definition: To exchange words, arguments, or blows back and forth, often in a casual or contentious way.
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'Bandy' translates to 'bandy' in English. Bandy definition: To exchange words, arguments, or blows back and forth, often in a casual or contentious way.
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