ping-pong v.
(W.I.) to play at something, not to take one’s commitments seriously.
Quality of Violence (1978) 146: Brother Parkin ping-ponged his observation of the two in their battle of eyes and wondered who would give in first. |
(W.I.) to play at something, not to take one’s commitments seriously.
Quality of Violence (1978) 146: Brother Parkin ping-ponged his observation of the two in their battle of eyes and wondered who would give in first. |