Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of guitar.
Etymologies
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Examples
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I'm not ashamed to say that the solo in question gives me goosebumps, and neighbors be damned, I turned it way up and air guitared the thing.
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Last year, it occurred in Davis Guggenheim's documentary It Might Get Loud, when Jimmy Page air-guitared to his own old 45 of Link Wray's "Rumble."
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I think of the two million who air guitared to Jimmy Page in their own room with their stereo and here's Jimmy Page and he's air guitaring too.
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So far I've hit/guitared/hiked/Thanksgiving-practiced Vancouver.
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Rev. John Fredenberg, guitared some songs that won't be played in church.
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Wayne is widely-regarded as perhaps today's pre-eminent purveyor of the bold and bouncy, steel-guitared, upright bassed-Western Swing popularized in the '40s and' 50s by Bob Wills and Speedy West, the sort animated and charged by country-jazz guitar legend Jimmy Bryant.
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They are the only band I have ever air guitared to - and air guitaring to the Weddoes was an internationally recognised form of exercise.
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And c'mon, how cool would the world be if we all air-guitared one another instead of shooting and blowing one another up?
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Sadly, Albertine's tinny-guitared songs are quite basic and uninspiring, but the massive Slits legacy is indeed a difficult songbook to match.
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Think about it, how many times have you heard "Sultans of Swing" on the radio, and air-guitared along every time?
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