KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS SHOGGLE
PRESENT
Present
I shoggle
you shoggle
he/she/it shoggles
we shoggle
you shoggle
they shoggle
Present continuous
I am shoggling
you are shoggling
he/she/it is shoggling
we are shoggling
you are shoggling
they are shoggling
Present perfect
I have shoggled
you have shoggled
he/she/it has shoggled
we have shoggled
you have shoggled
they have shoggled
Present perfect continuous
I have been shoggling
you have been shoggling
he/she/it has been shoggling
we have been shoggling
you have been shoggling
they have been shoggling
PAST
Past
I shoggled
you shoggled
he/she/it shoggled
we shoggled
you shoggled
they shoggled
Past continuous
I was shoggling
you were shoggling
he/she/it was shoggling
we were shoggling
you were shoggling
they were shoggling
Past perfect
I had shoggled
you had shoggled
he/she/it had shoggled
we had shoggled
you had shoggled
they had shoggled
Past perfect continuous
I had been shoggling
you had been shoggling
he/she/it had been shoggling
we had been shoggling
you had been shoggling
they had been shoggling
FUTURE
Future
I will shoggle
you will shoggle
he/she/it will shoggle
we will shoggle
you will shoggle
they will shoggle
Future continuous
I will be shoggling
you will be shoggling
he/she/it will be shoggling
we will be shoggling
you will be shoggling
they will be shoggling
Future perfect
I will have shoggled
you will have shoggled
he/she/it will have shoggled
we will have shoggled
you will have shoggled
they will have shoggled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been shoggling
you will have been shoggling
he/she/it will have been shoggling
we will have been shoggling
you will have been shoggling
they will have been shoggling
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would shoggle
you would shoggle
he/she/it would shoggle
we would shoggle
you would shoggle
they would shoggle
Conditional continuous
I would be shoggling
you would be shoggling
he/she/it would be shoggling
we would be shoggling
you would be shoggling
they would be shoggling
Conditional perfect
I would have shoggle
you would have shoggle
he/she/it would have shoggle
we would have shoggle
you would have shoggle
they would have shoggle
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been shoggling
you would have been shoggling
he/she/it would have been shoggling
we would have been shoggling
you would have been shoggling
they would have been shoggling
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you shoggle
we let´s shoggle
you shoggle
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
shoggling
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «SHOGGLE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
shoggle in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
shoggle im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
OI' OIl,O1'l 651 BO 3 £5 ,,; Lg S E ° '*3' Buinach Hill, halfway between ' 5 g the
Shoggle Burn and Pluscardine S.S H - Pi'iory.——June 1859. Though not on the
same line of section, the conglomeratic. 42-l PROCEEDINGS or THE ...
2
The Essential Scots Dictionary: Scots-English, English-Scots
2 also shoggle a swinging or rocking; a swinging- rope; a child's swing. shoggle
shaky, unsteady, wobbly. sho(g)gle boat a swingboat at a fair. shoggle-shoo 1 a
seesaw, the game of seesaw. 2 a swing. shoogle, shoggle, shuggle v 1 wobble, ...
Iseabail Macleod, Pauline Cairns, 2004
3
The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
328; refuted, xv. 505 et seqq. Elf Dal (Sweden), porphyry & O. R. S. of, iii. 1-13. Elf
Hills (Northumberland) , sections, xxxiii. 413 & pl. xviii. Elgin (Moray,) cornstones
& conglomerates in 'O. R. S.' of, xv. 340; section to Shoggle Burn, xv. 424; do.
4
A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting ...
Egyptian — , Hottentot — Shoe Sanda Praw temple — Shoezeegoon temple —
Shoggle town — Sholfatia village — Sholun Raya, temples built by him Shony,
the sea-god — Shooter's hill — Shops of Moscow — of Delhi — of Isphahao — of
...
In the section of the Shoggle Burn, to the north of the conglomerates, purple
sandstones, and pebble-beds, no other rocks are seen, the country being
covered by a thick mass of sand and gravel. If, however, we follow the line of
strike of the ...
Geological Society of London, 1864
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The Roxburghshire Word-Book
n.e. E. shoggle iciclez—Sc. (I596) schokle lump of icez—med. Sc. isch schokle,
med. E. ise-yokel icicle :—Old N. (is-)jo'kull] 'I'SHOGGLE, sb.a Rxb. A clot of blood
. [P From preceding] SHOODER,sb. {1. The shoulder.} Alsoshoother. G. 2.
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Early travels in Palestine: comprising the narratives of ...
... we descended into another valley, running parallel to the former, and parted
from it only by the last ridge of hills. At the first descent into this valley is a village
called Bell-Maez *, from which we came, in two hours, to Shoggle (Jisr Shogher).
Thomas Wright, Arculfus (Bp.), 1848
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A general collection of ... voyages and travels, digested by ...
Maez, from which we came in two hours to Shoggle. Our course was, for the most
part of this day, west-south-west. Our stage in all, ten hours. Shoggle is a pretty
large but exceeding filthy town, situated on the river Orontes ; over which you ...
9
Concise English-Scots Dictionary
2 jog along dodge, knype NE, shoggle. noun (push: see also nudge) dunch, shog
, jundie. joggle verb, noun joogle, shoogle, shog- gle. join verb jine; (esp by
splicing) wap, wip SHETLAND, ORKNEY, N; (roughly, with rough stitches) ranter.
Iseabail Macleod, Pauline Cairns, 1999
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
4. ad'. Shaking, tremulous, unsteady. Frf. ostayhisl'amesaeshogie,
_IAnlsEnngvanstomfiy(1853)66. SHOGGLE,$6.l Sc. th. Also in form ahochle Sc. [
fo'gL] 1. An icicle. Sec Ice-shackle, Shoggling. Sc. He dang down their plane-
trees wi' shoggles ...
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Scottish word of the week: Shoogle
The term derives from a Middle English term, shoggle, which has much the same meaning. Though the contemporary English equivalent of the word is to shake, ... «Scotland on Sunday, Aug 13»
