CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CLYPE
PRESENT
Present
I clype
you clype
he/she/it clypes
we clype
you clype
they clype
Present continuous
I am clyping
you are clyping
he/she/it is clyping
we are clyping
you are clyping
they are clyping
Present perfect
I have clyped
you have clyped
he/she/it has clyped
we have clyped
you have clyped
they have clyped
Present perfect continuous
I have been clyping
you have been clyping
he/she/it has been clyping
we have been clyping
you have been clyping
they have been clyping
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 clyped
you clyped
he/she/it clyped
we clyped
you clyped
they clyped
Past continuous
I was clyping
you were clyping
he/she/it was clyping
we were clyping
you were clyping
they were clyping
Past perfect
I had clyped
you had clyped
he/she/it had clyped
we had clyped
you had clyped
they had clyped
Past perfect continuous
I had been clyping
you had been clyping
he/she/it had been clyping
we had been clyping
you had been clyping
they had been clyping
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will clype
you will clype
he/she/it will clype
we will clype
you will clype
they will clype
Future continuous
I will be clyping
you will be clyping
he/she/it will be clyping
we will be clyping
you will be clyping
they will be clyping
Future perfect
I will have clyped
you will have clyped
he/she/it will have clyped
we will have clyped
you will have clyped
they will have clyped
Future perfect continuous
I will have been clyping
you will have been clyping
he/she/it will have been clyping
we will have been clyping
you will have been clyping
they will have been clyping
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would clype
you would clype
he/she/it would clype
we would clype
you would clype
they would clype
Conditional continuous
I would be clyping
you would be clyping
he/she/it would be clyping
we would be clyping
you would be clyping
they would be clyping
Conditional perfect
I would have clype
you would have clype
he/she/it would have clype
we would have clype
you would have clype
they would have clype
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been clyping
you would have been clyping
he/she/it would have been clyping
we would have been clyping
you would have been clyping
they would have been clyping
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you clype
we let´s clype
you clype
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
clyping
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 «CLYPE»
Discover the use of
clype in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
clype and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The verb 'clype' in Scotland means to gossip or more firmly to be a tell-tale; a '
clype' or a 'clypie' is a gossip or tell-tale, often malicious, and the word is most
often applied to women. Significantly, it derives from the Old English cleopan: to ...
Robert Crawford, Anne Varty, 1993
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The English dialect dictionary
CLYPE, v.' and sb.' Sc. kl e ch. [klai .] To tattle, teFll tales or secrets, gossip. Cf.
clep, 0. Se. Wha do you think, Saunders, has been clipeingl Cracks about Kl'rk(
ifl43) ll. 1. Elg. They'll buzz like bees,an' clype their lees, Tss'rzn Poems (1865)
105.
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
O. E. " I clepe a boute the necke ; Jaccolle :" Palsgr. B. iii. F. 1 89, a. " I clyppe, I
take in myne armes :" Ibid. b. c L I To CLYPE, v.n. 1. To be loquacious, to tattle, to
prate, Roxb., Aberd., Ayrs. 2. To act as a telltale, Aberd. " To clype, i. e. talk freely
...
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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
To CLIP, Clyp, v. a. 1. To embrace.] Add; Clepe, chjppe, id. O. E. " I clepea boute
the necke; Jaccolle :" Palsgr. B. iii. F. 189, a. " I cli/ppe, I take in m yne armes :"
Ibid. b. To CLYPE, v.n. 1. To be loquacious, to tattle, to prate, Roxb., Aberd., Ayrs.
2.
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A Dictionary of the Scottish Language
A.S. clipp-an, clyppian, to embrace. To CLYPE, e. n. To fall, Buchan, Mearns.
Tamra-Perhaps from klipp-cn, sonare, resonare. Cloit, or Cl yta, is the term more
generally used, S. CLYPE, a. A fall, ibid. To CLYPE, e. n. To act as a drudge,
Aberd.
John Jamieson, John Johnstone, 1846
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Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish language: in which the ...
1T0 CLYPE, v. n. I O I 2. To lay hold of in a forcible manner. Douglas. 3 To
grapple in a sea-fight. Wallace. —A. S. clipp-an, clg/pp-ian, to embrace. To
CLYPE, o. n. To fall, Buchan, Mearns. —Perhaps from klipp-en, sonare, resonare.
or Olyte, ...
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The Dialect of Banffshire: With a Glossary of Words Not in ...
CLYPE, n. (1) an unseemly mass or clot of any liquid, semiliquid, or soft wet
substance. (2) A pendent disordered wet mass. (3) VVork in an ungraceful, dirty
manner amongst liquid, semi-liquid, or soft substances. (4) Walking in an
ungraceful, ...
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Transactions of the Philological Society
Clype, n. (1) an unseemly mass or clot of any liquid, semi- liquid, or soft wet
substance. (2) A pendent disordered wet mass. (3) Work in an ungraceful, dirty
manner amongst liquid, semi-liquid, or soft substances. (4) Walking in an
ungraceful, ...
Philological Society (Great Britain), 1866
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Warm Or Very Warm: The Story of a Scottish Summer
Clype said' staring' his cigarette drooping from his mouth : 'Aye' Bootchie? ' 'O.K.
Bootchie. That me. I am here. What you want? ' ' Moochie Bootchie'' said Clype
amiably but with understood contempt. It had been a hot morning for battling with
...
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Fast Parallel Algorithms for All Sources: Lexicographic ...
Algorithms with similar resource bounds are given for lexicographic topological sort.
Pilar De la Torre, Clype P. Kruskal, 1989
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLYPE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
clype is used in the context of the following news items.
#Clypegate: The known knowns and the unknown knowns
The hashtag #clypegate began trending UK-wide ('clype' being the Scottish word for informing on someone or telling tales). Various papers ran ... «CommonSpace, Jun 15»
Keith Jackson: Jim Goodwin case proves current trial-by-telly rules …
Because, as things stand, the SFA's compliance officer really is in charge of a Clype's Charter and the real danger now is that United may have ... «Scottish Daily Record, Jan 14»
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It comes from the same people that can turn gibberish into insults, Mr. Pajama-Wearing, Basket-Face, Slipper-Wielding, Clype-Dreep-Bachle, ... «YouTube, Aug 13»
Man who stole safe containing £50k from boss's house avoids jail term
NY madam Anna: Scots don't clype · Anna Gristina & son. ANNA GRISTIN, from Edinburgh, said she had learned in Scotland not to tell tales. «Scottish Daily Record, Nov 12»
Mum who endured double rape trial torment demands 'not proven …
NY madam Anna: Scots don't clype · Anna Gristina & son. ANNA GRISTIN, from Edinburgh, said she had learned in Scotland not to tell tales. «Scottish Daily Record, Oct 12»
Man convicted of murdering pensioner with his own car to launch …
NY madam Anna: Scots don't clype · Anna Gristina & son. ANNA GRISTIN, from Edinburgh, said she had learned in Scotland not to tell tales. «Scottish Daily Record, Oct 12»
Fake cabbie rapist caged
NY madam Anna: Scots don't clype · Anna Gristina & son. ANNA GRISTIN, from Edinburgh, said she had learned in Scotland not to tell tales. «Scottish Daily Record, Sep 12»
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NY madam Anna: Scots don't clype · Anna Gristina & son. ANNA GRISTIN, from Edinburgh, said she had learned in Scotland not to tell tales. «Scottish Daily Record, Sep 12»
NY madam Anna: Scots don't clype
A SCOT accused of running a brothel for rich clients in New York has refused to name any of the men involved. Anna Gristina, from Edinburgh, ... «Scottish Daily Record, Sep 12»
Drug addict doctor injected wife with heroin and watched as she lost …
NY madam Anna: Scots don't clype · Derek Riordan to appear in court over alleged anti-gay comments made during pub struggle ... «Scottish Daily Record, Sep 12»
