to ping-pong
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- verb
- /ˈpɪŋˌpɔŋ/
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- This should be my last input to your personal blog discussions, explaining to the blog readers why we don't feel like playing the role of the ball in this ping-pong game that will have no end, as the discussion is premature and confined to a superficial level.
- ping-pong back and forth
- play ping-pong
- ping-pong gaze
He admittedly ping pongs between each woman and does not know who he should be with as he loves them both.
- He admittedly ping pongs between each woman and does not know who he should be with as he loves them both.
Examples
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In the game, the players ping-pong the ball rapidly, showcasing their agility and skill.
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Yes, the mind ping-pongs, but having a big intellectual
Blog text (13) -
This is a weak absolute monarchy, ping-ponging back and forth in response to whatever the right does.
Blog text (11) -
And one day you and your friends were playing ping-pong…
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He admittedly ping pongs between each woman and does not know who he should be with as he loves them both.
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And she'd listen about ping-pong and shrimping boats and Momma making a trip to heaven.
Fiction book (1994) -
Mr. McCain, Republican of Arizona, began the ping-pong volley of sharp-edged commentary in the morning, calling Ms. Rice "unqualified" to serve as secretary of state for her public statements about the September attack in Benghazi.
Blog text (29) -
The negotiation team ping-ponged ideas back and forth until they reached a consensus.
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During the discussion, opinions ping-ponged quickly, making it hard to keep track of everyone's views.
Synonyms
To send something quickly back and forth between people
Antonyms
How Fast
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word ping-pong comes from the sounds ping and pong, the quick hits of a table tennis ball. That's why to ping-pong something means to send it 'back and forth' quickly between people or places.