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No it's not hyphenated: rollerskating.
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What is a six letter word for roller skating waitress?
Carhop.
Is the roller - skating rink a noun?
The compound noun roller-skate is a common noun, a word for any roller-skate of any kind, anywhere.A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, or thing; for example:Harborena Roller Skating Rink Inc., Hoquiam, WashingtonLenexa Supreme Roller SkatesNational Museum of Roller Skating, Lincoln, Nebraska
What is a 6 letter word for roller skating waitress?
Carhop
When was Roller Skating Child created?
Roller Skating Child was created in 1977.
Should roller skating be written as one word or two words?
Roller-skate, as a verb, should be hyphenated. Roller skate, as a noun, is not.
What is the french word for roller skating?
roller skates ought to be called 'patins en ligne' in French, but the usual way is to call them skates / rollers / rollers skates. Hence roller skating is most often 'faire du roller' instead of 'patiner', which is outdated.
Which is a better work-out- roller skating or ice skating?
in ice skating, you can burn more calories in the cold but in roller skating there's so many things you can do
Was roller skating or ice skating first?
I think ice skating
What has the author Frank Simcoe written?
Frank Simcoe has written: 'Ridiculous Destiny' 'Outdoor skating' -- subject(s): Roller skating, Roller-skating
Are the conjuctions used correctly in the sentence Mary enjoyed neither roller skating or ice skating?
No. It should say, "Mary enjoyed neither roller skating nor ice skating."
What is the proper definition of the word skating?
Though there are many different types of skating, such as ice skating and roller skating, the process consists of rolling or sliding on a hard surface or ice using wheeled or bladed shoes.
Why is roller skating in heaven's gate?
What made Michael Cimmino use roller skating scenes in the movie "Heaven's Gate" ? What made Michael Cimmino use roller skating scenes in the movie "Heaven's Gate" ?
