hedgehop


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hedge·hop

 (hĕj′hŏp′)
intr.v. hedge·hopped, hedge·hop·ping, hedge·hops
To fly an airplane close to the ground, rising above objects as they appear, as in spraying crops.
hedge′hop′per n.
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hedgehop

(ˈhɛdʒˌhɒp)
vb, -hops, -hopping or -hopped
(Aeronautics) (intr) (of an aircraft) to fly close to the ground, as in crop spraying
ˈhedgeˌhopper n
ˈhedgeˌhopping n, adj
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hedge•hop

(ˈhɛdʒˌhɒp)

v.i. -hopped, -hop•ping.
to fly an airplane at a very low altitude, as for spraying crops.
hedge′hop`per, n.
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hedgehop


Past participle: hedgehopped
Gerund: hedgehopping

Imperative
hedgehop
hedgehop
Present
I hedgehop
you hedgehop
he/she/it hedgehops
we hedgehop
you hedgehop
they hedgehop
Preterite
I hedgehopped
you hedgehopped
he/she/it hedgehopped
we hedgehopped
you hedgehopped
they hedgehopped
Present Continuous
I am hedgehopping
you are hedgehopping
he/she/it is hedgehopping
we are hedgehopping
you are hedgehopping
they are hedgehopping
Present Perfect
I have hedgehopped
you have hedgehopped
he/she/it has hedgehopped
we have hedgehopped
you have hedgehopped
they have hedgehopped
Past Continuous
I was hedgehopping
you were hedgehopping
he/she/it was hedgehopping
we were hedgehopping
you were hedgehopping
they were hedgehopping
Past Perfect
I had hedgehopped
you had hedgehopped
he/she/it had hedgehopped
we had hedgehopped
you had hedgehopped
they had hedgehopped
Future
I will hedgehop
you will hedgehop
he/she/it will hedgehop
we will hedgehop
you will hedgehop
they will hedgehop
Future Perfect
I will have hedgehopped
you will have hedgehopped
he/she/it will have hedgehopped
we will have hedgehopped
you will have hedgehopped
they will have hedgehopped
Future Continuous
I will be hedgehopping
you will be hedgehopping
he/she/it will be hedgehopping
we will be hedgehopping
you will be hedgehopping
they will be hedgehopping
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been hedgehopping
you have been hedgehopping
he/she/it has been hedgehopping
we have been hedgehopping
you have been hedgehopping
they have been hedgehopping
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been hedgehopping
you will have been hedgehopping
he/she/it will have been hedgehopping
we will have been hedgehopping
you will have been hedgehopping
they will have been hedgehopping
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been hedgehopping
you had been hedgehopping
he/she/it had been hedgehopping
we had been hedgehopping
you had been hedgehopping
they had been hedgehopping
Conditional
I would hedgehop
you would hedgehop
he/she/it would hedgehop
we would hedgehop
you would hedgehop
they would hedgehop
Past Conditional
I would have hedgehopped
you would have hedgehopped
he/she/it would have hedgehopped
we would have hedgehopped
you would have hedgehopped
they would have hedgehopped
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Verb1.hedgehop - fly very close to the ground
flat-hat
aviate, pilot, fly - operate an airplane; "The pilot flew to Cuba"
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Translations

hedgehop

[ˈhedʒhɒp] VI → volar a ras de tierra
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hedgehop

[ˈhɛdʒˌhɒp] vi → volare raso terra
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