pub-crawl (pŭb′krôl′) intr.v. pub-crawled ,
pub-crawl·ing ,
pub-crawls Slang To visit a series of bars.
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pub-crawl n (Brewing) a drinking tour of a number of pubs or bars
vb (Brewing) (intr ) to make such a tour
ˈpubˌcrawler n
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pub′-crawl` v.i. to have drinks at one bar after another.
[1935–40]
pub′ crawl`, n.
pub′-crawl`er, n.
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pub-crawl Past participle: pub-crawledGerund: pub-crawlingImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Imperative pub-crawl pub-crawl
Present I pub-crawl you pub-crawl he/she/it pub-crawls we pub-crawl you pub-crawl they pub-crawl
Preterite I pub-crawled you pub-crawled he/she/it pub-crawled we pub-crawled you pub-crawled they pub-crawled
Present Continuous I am pub-crawling you are pub-crawling he/she/it is pub-crawling we are pub-crawling you are pub-crawling they are pub-crawling
Present Perfect I have pub-crawled you have pub-crawled he/she/it has pub-crawled we have pub-crawled you have pub-crawled they have pub-crawled
Past Continuous I was pub-crawling you were pub-crawling he/she/it was pub-crawling we were pub-crawling you were pub-crawling they were pub-crawling
Past Perfect I had pub-crawled you had pub-crawled he/she/it had pub-crawled we had pub-crawled you had pub-crawled they had pub-crawled
Future I will pub-crawl you will pub-crawl he/she/it will pub-crawl we will pub-crawl you will pub-crawl they will pub-crawl
Future Perfect I will have pub-crawled you will have pub-crawled he/she/it will have pub-crawled we will have pub-crawled you will have pub-crawled they will have pub-crawled
Future Continuous I will be pub-crawling you will be pub-crawling he/she/it will be pub-crawling we will be pub-crawling you will be pub-crawling they will be pub-crawling
Present Perfect Continuous I have been pub-crawling you have been pub-crawling he/she/it has been pub-crawling we have been pub-crawling you have been pub-crawling they have been pub-crawling
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been pub-crawling you will have been pub-crawling he/she/it will have been pub-crawling we will have been pub-crawling you will have been pub-crawling they will have been pub-crawling
Past Perfect Continuous I had been pub-crawling you had been pub-crawling he/she/it had been pub-crawling we had been pub-crawling you had been pub-crawling they had been pub-crawling
Conditional I would pub-crawl you would pub-crawl he/she/it would pub-crawl we would pub-crawl you would pub-crawl they would pub-crawl
Past Conditional I would have pub-crawled you would have pub-crawled he/she/it would have pub-crawled we would have pub-crawled you would have pub-crawled they would have pub-crawled
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Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words Synonyms Legend:
Verb 1. pub-crawl - go from one pub to the next and get progressively more drunk; "he pub-crawled around Birmingham"
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Translations
pub-crawl [ˈpʌbˌkrɔːl] n (
Brit ) (
fam )
to go on a pub-crawl →
fare il giro dei pub Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995
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