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dou·ble-stop

(dŭb′əl-stŏp′)
tr.v. dou·ble-stopped, dou·ble-stop·ping, dou·ble-stops
To produce two tones simultaneously on (a stringed instrument) by stopping two strings with one hand while bowing them with the other.
n. also double stop
1. The two tones so produced.
2. The notes indicating these tones.
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double-stop

vb, -stops, -stopping or -stopped
(Instruments) to play (two notes or parts) simultaneously on a violin or related instrument by drawing the bow over two strings
Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014

dou′ble stop′


n.
two or more notes bowed simultaneously on a stringed instrument, as the violin.
[1875–80]

dou′ble-stop′



v. -stopped, -stop•ping. v.i.
1. to play a double stop.
v.t.
2. to play a double stop on (a stringed instrument).
[1875–80]
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double-stop


Past participle: double-stopped
Gerund: double-stopping

Imperative
double-stop
double-stop
Present
I double-stop
you double-stop
he/she/it double-stops
we double-stop
you double-stop
they double-stop
Preterite
I double-stopped
you double-stopped
he/she/it double-stopped
we double-stopped
you double-stopped
they double-stopped
Present Continuous
I am double-stopping
you are double-stopping
he/she/it is double-stopping
we are double-stopping
you are double-stopping
they are double-stopping
Present Perfect
I have double-stopped
you have double-stopped
he/she/it has double-stopped
we have double-stopped
you have double-stopped
they have double-stopped
Past Continuous
I was double-stopping
you were double-stopping
he/she/it was double-stopping
we were double-stopping
you were double-stopping
they were double-stopping
Past Perfect
I had double-stopped
you had double-stopped
he/she/it had double-stopped
we had double-stopped
you had double-stopped
they had double-stopped
Future
I will double-stop
you will double-stop
he/she/it will double-stop
we will double-stop
you will double-stop
they will double-stop
Future Perfect
I will have double-stopped
you will have double-stopped
he/she/it will have double-stopped
we will have double-stopped
you will have double-stopped
they will have double-stopped
Future Continuous
I will be double-stopping
you will be double-stopping
he/she/it will be double-stopping
we will be double-stopping
you will be double-stopping
they will be double-stopping
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been double-stopping
you have been double-stopping
he/she/it has been double-stopping
we have been double-stopping
you have been double-stopping
they have been double-stopping
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been double-stopping
you will have been double-stopping
he/she/it will have been double-stopping
we will have been double-stopping
you will have been double-stopping
they will have been double-stopping
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been double-stopping
you had been double-stopping
he/she/it had been double-stopping
we had been double-stopping
you had been double-stopping
they had been double-stopping
Conditional
I would double-stop
you would double-stop
he/she/it would double-stop
we would double-stop
you would double-stop
they would double-stop
Past Conditional
I would have double-stopped
you would have double-stopped
he/she/it would have double-stopped
we would have double-stopped
you would have double-stopped
they would have double-stopped
Collins English Verb Tables © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
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The home keeper made a good save to deny Matthew Fletcher and followed up with a magnificent double-stop from Adam Reed and Ryan Noble in a goalmouth melee to keep the rampant visitors at bay.
Then Williams made a brilliant double-stop two minutes after the referee waved away Rotherham's appeals for a penalty.
Jones, 38, was barracked by the Wolves fans but had the last laugh, producing a stunning late double-stop to deny Jeremie Aliadiere and Carl Cort.
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With Distillery failing to build on that early lead, Institute were denied by the brilliance of Matthews five minutes from the break when the keeper produced a magnificent double-stop to deny the home side an equaliser.
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