dou·ble-time (d b  l-t m )intr. & tr.v. dou·ble-timed, dou·ble-tim·ing, dou·ble-times To move or cause to move at double time: The troops double-timed to the mess hall. The sergeant double-timed the platoon. |
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| Always does his time, his time-and-a-half and his double-time over time. |
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