on and on



on and on

also on and on and on
for a long time without stopping The noise outside my window just went on and on all morning.
Usage notes: often used with go, as in the example
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on and on

Continuously, persistently, without stopping, as in On and on they rode for three whole days. Also see go on and on.
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on and on

Without stopping; continuously.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ariadnaah-RYAHD-nah (Spanish, Polish)Spanish, Catalan, Russian, Polish
Kirby['kɜ:bi]
Philo-Ancient Greek (Latinized)
HollieHAHL-eeEnglish
Slavitsa-Medieval Slavic (Hypothetical)
Cortney['kɔ:tni]