CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BELIQUOR
PRESENT
Present
I beliquor
you beliquor
he/she/it beliquors
we beliquor
you beliquor
they beliquor
Present continuous
I am beliquoring
you are beliquoring
he/she/it is beliquoring
we are beliquoring
you are beliquoring
they are beliquoring
Present perfect
I have beliquored
you have beliquored
he/she/it has beliquored
we have beliquored
you have beliquored
they have beliquored
Present perfect continuous
I have been beliquoring
you have been beliquoring
he/she/it has been beliquoring
we have been beliquoring
you have been beliquoring
they have been beliquoring
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I beliquored
you beliquored
he/she/it beliquored
we beliquored
you beliquored
they beliquored
Past continuous
I was beliquoring
you were beliquoring
he/she/it was beliquoring
we were beliquoring
you were beliquoring
they were beliquoring
Past perfect
I had beliquored
you had beliquored
he/she/it had beliquored
we had beliquored
you had beliquored
they had beliquored
Past perfect continuous
I had been beliquoring
you had been beliquoring
he/she/it had been beliquoring
we had been beliquoring
you had been beliquoring
they had been beliquoring
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will beliquor
you will beliquor
he/she/it will beliquor
we will beliquor
you will beliquor
they will beliquor
Future continuous
I will be beliquoring
you will be beliquoring
he/she/it will be beliquoring
we will be beliquoring
you will be beliquoring
they will be beliquoring
Future perfect
I will have beliquored
you will have beliquored
he/she/it will have beliquored
we will have beliquored
you will have beliquored
they will have beliquored
Future perfect continuous
I will have been beliquoring
you will have been beliquoring
he/she/it will have been beliquoring
we will have been beliquoring
you will have been beliquoring
they will have been beliquoring
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would beliquor
you would beliquor
he/she/it would beliquor
we would beliquor
you would beliquor
they would beliquor
Conditional continuous
I would be beliquoring
you would be beliquoring
he/she/it would be beliquoring
we would be beliquoring
you would be beliquoring
they would be beliquoring
Conditional perfect
I would have beliquor
you would have beliquor
he/she/it would have beliquor
we would have beliquor
you would have beliquor
they would have beliquor
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been beliquoring
you would have been beliquoring
he/she/it would have been beliquoring
we would have been beliquoring
you would have been beliquoring
they would have been beliquoring
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you beliquor
we let´s beliquor
you beliquor
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
beliquored
Present Participle
beliquoring
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BELIQUOR»
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beliquor in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
beliquor and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Whimzies; or, A new cast of characters ...
... long use, so beliquor'd and belarded, as they have oyle enough to frie
themselves without any other material. Yet they cannot pocket up this indignitie
with patience : wherefore they vow to be revenged, which for most part is as
basely ...
... BELFRY BELGA BELGAS BELIE BELIED BELIEF BELIEFS BELIER BELIERS
BELIES BELIEVABILITIES BELIEVABILITY BELIEVABLE BELIEVABLY BELIEVE
BELIEVED BELIEVER BELIEVERS BELIEVES BELIEVING BELIKE BELIQUOR ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
3
Is That a Word?: From AA to ZZZ, the Weird and Wonderful ...
Beliquor: to drench in liquor Bethink: to mull over Beshrew: to put a curse upon
Beblood: to make bloody Bepimple: to cover with pimples Befinger: to touch all
over Bekiss: to kiss all over OUTING: AN OUTBURST OF OUTBOASTING Your ...
4
Feminisms and Early Modern Texts: Essays for Phyllis Rackin
... where I have seen the good Gentlewoman of the House sweat more in cutting
up of a Fowl, than the Cook-maid in roasting it; and when she had soundly
beliquor'd her joints, hath suckt her knuckles, and to work with them again in the
Dish; ...
Rebecca Ann Bach, Gwynne Kennedy, 2010
5
Through the Heart of Patagonia
Butshould there beliquor at hand, the youngerwomen, who never drink on such
occasions, go round beforehand and gather up every knife, hatchet, or, infact,
alland any weapon they canfind, and burythem insome hidden spot about
thecamp.
H. Hesketh Prichard, 2014
6
Delphi Complete Works of Sheridan Le Fanu (Illustrated)
... get that, there's rumor gin,there neverwas a countryhouse without somethingin
it; youknow very wellwhere Harry Vairvield is there will beliquor — Iknow him well
.” “Buthe baint here now, as is well known to you, ma'am,” said Mildred, dryly.
7
English Language Word Builder
... BEDRIVEL BEFINGER BEFLOWER BEFRINGE BEGIRDLE BEGLAMOR
BEHAPPEN BEJUMBLE BEKNIGHT BELABOUR BELIQUOR BEMADDEN
BEMINGLE BEMUDDLE BEMUFFLE BEMURMUR BEPESTER BEPOMMEL>
BEPOWDER ...
8
The Blue Castle By L. M. Montgomery
Butthere may beliquor. What will you do if it gets rough?" "Nobody would molest
me." "Not seriously, Isuppose. Father would see to that.But it might be noisy
andand unpleasant." "I won't mind. I'monlygoing as a lookeron. I don'texpect to
dance.
... ifyoudon't take continentalbreakfast atyour hotel, you canhave coffee
andapastryatany bar (really acafe, although therewill beliquor bottles behind the
counter) or a tavola calda (hot table). These arestand-up snack bar%type
arrangements, ...
Darwin Porter, Danforth Prince, 2010
10
Hubbub: Filth, Noise & Stench in England 1600-1770
Richard Brathwaite's 'Ruffian' wears an 'ancient Buff-jerkin; whose lapps you may
imagine, by long use, so beliquor'd and belarded, as they have oil enough to fire
themselves without any other material'.191 Clothes in such a state would be ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BELIQUOR»
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beliquor is used in the context of the following news items.
Cesspool in the City
... food-stained, sweat-ridden, pissburnt, and might shine with grease"; one garment was "so beliquor'd and belarded" that it caught fire by itself; ... «American Spectator, Oct 07»
