CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO COCKNEYFY
PRESENT
Present
I cockneyfy
you cockneyfy
he/she/it cockneyfies
we cockneyfy
you cockneyfy
they cockneyfy
Present continuous
I am cockneyfying
you are cockneyfying
he/she/it is cockneyfying
we are cockneyfying
you are cockneyfying
they are cockneyfying
Present perfect
I have cockneyfied
you have cockneyfied
he/she/it has cockneyfied
we have cockneyfied
you have cockneyfied
they have cockneyfied
Present perfect continuous
I have been cockneyfying
you have been cockneyfying
he/she/it has been cockneyfying
we have been cockneyfying
you have been cockneyfying
they have been cockneyfying
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 cockneyfied
you cockneyfied
he/she/it cockneyfied
we cockneyfied
you cockneyfied
they cockneyfied
Past continuous
I was cockneyfying
you were cockneyfying
he/she/it was cockneyfying
we were cockneyfying
you were cockneyfying
they were cockneyfying
Past perfect
I had cockneyfied
you had cockneyfied
he/she/it had cockneyfied
we had cockneyfied
you had cockneyfied
they had cockneyfied
Past perfect continuous
I had been cockneyfying
you had been cockneyfying
he/she/it had been cockneyfying
we had been cockneyfying
you had been cockneyfying
they had been cockneyfying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will cockneyfy
you will cockneyfy
he/she/it will cockneyfy
we will cockneyfy
you will cockneyfy
they will cockneyfy
Future continuous
I will be cockneyfying
you will be cockneyfying
he/she/it will be cockneyfying
we will be cockneyfying
you will be cockneyfying
they will be cockneyfying
Future perfect
I will have cockneyfied
you will have cockneyfied
he/she/it will have cockneyfied
we will have cockneyfied
you will have cockneyfied
they will have cockneyfied
Future perfect continuous
I will have been cockneyfying
you will have been cockneyfying
he/she/it will have been cockneyfying
we will have been cockneyfying
you will have been cockneyfying
they will have been cockneyfying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would cockneyfy
you would cockneyfy
he/she/it would cockneyfy
we would cockneyfy
you would cockneyfy
they would cockneyfy
Conditional continuous
I would be cockneyfying
you would be cockneyfying
he/she/it would be cockneyfying
we would be cockneyfying
you would be cockneyfying
they would be cockneyfying
Conditional perfect
I would have cockneyfy
you would have cockneyfy
he/she/it would have cockneyfy
we would have cockneyfy
you would have cockneyfy
they would have cockneyfy
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been cockneyfying
you would have been cockneyfying
he/she/it would have been cockneyfying
we would have been cockneyfying
you would have been cockneyfying
they would have been cockneyfying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you cockneyfy
we let´s cockneyfy
you cockneyfy
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
cockneyfied
Present Participle
cockneyfying
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 «COCKNEYFY»
Discover the use of
cockneyfy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cockneyfy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Ferozsons English to English and Urdu Dictionary
... uljj J-«J Cockneyfy v.t. - ULi J.U - Uy"^ Jj'Ui^-.v- j-^ Cockneyish od./. - Vj ^V- «
cU jvA iJ o*j-^ Cockneyism n. -c^xJ - cJ}U J.uj - Ju J* J^J Cockpit (kok-pit) n.
Arena of kock fights oy>^- um ^_jU - .jUi'i tr JtjJ S oy-y - &> * Cockroach (kok-roch
) n.
... to cockneyfy the noble classic city. I was not asked to see the hounds throw off
on tho Campagna, nor was I invited to a picnic in the Baths of Caracalla. I might
have seen the Colosseum ablaze with Bengal-lights, but I felt little wish to view it
...
3
The Ingoldsby legends; or, Mirth and marvels, by Thomas ...
So he pursed up his lip to a smile, and with glee, In his cockneyfy'd accent,
responded, 'Oh, Veel' Which made her understand he Was asking for brandy, So
she turn'd to the cupboard, and having some handy, Produced, rightly deeming
he ...
Richard Harris Barham, 1885
4
The Humorous Poetry of the English Language: From Chaucer to ...
So he pursed up his lip to a smile, and with glee, In his cockneyfy'd accent,
responded “Oh, Vee I" Which made her understand he Was asking for brandy; So
she turn'd to the cupboard, and, having some handy, Produced, rightly deeming
he ...
5
Composition and Rhetoric for Schools
These, you are to conceive posted on a spit between two sandy bays, and
sparsely flanked with villas — enough for the boys to lodge in with their
subsidiary parents, not enough (not yet enough) to cockneyfy the scene : a haven
in the rocks in ...
Robert Herrick, Lindsay Todd Damon, 1899
6
Guide to St. Petersburgh: A Journal of Travels to and from ...
I would say to the dyspeptic and the bilious—to those who labour under
hypochondriac diseases, and a sorry state of the digestive organs: go not, in the
summer, to Brighton or Eastbourne—neither cockneyfy yourselves in the Isle of
Thanet ...
Augustus Bozzi Granville, 1835
7
The Anglo-American Telegraphic Code to Cheape Telegraphy and ...
Cockle Cockler. Cockloft . Cockney, . . . Cockneyfy . . Cockneyish . Cockneyism.
Cockpit . . . Cockncomb. . Cnckshut Cock*pur. . . Coctible . Coctile .... Coction
Coda Codded.. .. Codder: .... Coddle Cotldy Codetta Codex Codfish Codger
Codical.
8
The Ingoldsby Legends: Or, Mirth and Marvels
So he pursed up his lip to a smile, and with glee, In his cockneyfy'd accent,
responded, ' Oh, Vac! ' Which made her understand he Was asking for brandy; So
she turn'd to the cupboard, and, having some handy, Produced, rightly deeming
he ...
9
An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
iSAt5Sl± an effeminate person, or one nurtured into softness and indolence,
ftSBA^f*A±tt1*#):-f- Pertaining to a cockney, JSt^fty, JBffia^iAltfj- Cockneyfy, (kok'-
ne-fi) v. t. To make a cockney of, <£j)<;&A2.t£!£- Cockneyish,(kuIi'-ne-isli)a.
Eclating ...
10
The Ingoldsby Legends Or Mirth and Marvels
Now, not knowing what she could mean by “ Blue Death !" He c0nceiv'd she
referr'd to a delicate brewing Which is almost synonymous,—namely, “ Blue Ruin.
" So he pursed up his lip to a smile, and with glee, In his cockneyfy'd accent, ...
Richard Harris Barham, 1846
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In the repackaging of the book, this 21st-century Fagin has footnoted and explained some local references to de-cockneyfy his work. Some. «New York Times, Mar 09»
