quizzing

Speech parts

1. quizzing - Noun

2. quizzing - Verb

Derived from quiz

Meaning

of Quiz

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Examples

As far as we know, the pair of them are not engaged – although Iain didn’t take too kindly last summer to Piers Morgan quizzing him about when he planned to pop the question. Source: Internet

‘Beyond the door Matron was ticking Bentham off for leaving Thomas alone and the other nurses were gathering, quizzing each other and expressing dismay.’ Source: Internet

In a series of rapid-fire communications with the ship, the Port Authority had been quizzing the captain on whether anyone had tested positive for COVID-19 and whether any crew were displaying symptoms. Source: Internet

He came to the limelight after captaining BWI’s academic quizzing team in a tournament organized by the Liberia Media for Democratic Initiative. Source: Internet

Police have been granted additional time to question both main suspects - aged 27 and from northern Israel - and have requested permission to continue quizzing eight of the minors. Source: Internet

The 38-year-old will host the online get-together, quizzing the actors about the comedy and what they did next. Source: Internet

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