CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CUITTLE
PRESENT
Present
I cuittle
you cuittle
he/she/it cuittles
we cuittle
you cuittle
they cuittle
Present continuous
I am cuittling
you are cuittling
he/she/it is cuittling
we are cuittling
you are cuittling
they are cuittling
Present perfect
I have cuittled
you have cuittled
he/she/it has cuittled
we have cuittled
you have cuittled
they have cuittled
Present perfect continuous
I have been cuittling
you have been cuittling
he/she/it has been cuittling
we have been cuittling
you have been cuittling
they have been cuittling
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 cuittled
you cuittled
he/she/it cuittled
we cuittled
you cuittled
they cuittled
Past continuous
I was cuittling
you were cuittling
he/she/it was cuittling
we were cuittling
you were cuittling
they were cuittling
Past perfect
I had cuittled
you had cuittled
he/she/it had cuittled
we had cuittled
you had cuittled
they had cuittled
Past perfect continuous
I had been cuittling
you had been cuittling
he/she/it had been cuittling
we had been cuittling
you had been cuittling
they had been cuittling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will cuittle
you will cuittle
he/she/it will cuittle
we will cuittle
you will cuittle
they will cuittle
Future continuous
I will be cuittling
you will be cuittling
he/she/it will be cuittling
we will be cuittling
you will be cuittling
they will be cuittling
Future perfect
I will have cuittled
you will have cuittled
he/she/it will have cuittled
we will have cuittled
you will have cuittled
they will have cuittled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been cuittling
you will have been cuittling
he/she/it will have been cuittling
we will have been cuittling
you will have been cuittling
they will have been cuittling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would cuittle
you would cuittle
he/she/it would cuittle
we would cuittle
you would cuittle
they would cuittle
Conditional continuous
I would be cuittling
you would be cuittling
he/she/it would be cuittling
we would be cuittling
you would be cuittling
they would be cuittling
Conditional perfect
I would have cuittle
you would have cuittle
he/she/it would have cuittle
we would have cuittle
you would have cuittle
they would have cuittle
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been cuittling
you would have been cuittling
he/she/it would have been cuittling
we would have been cuittling
you would have been cuittling
they would have been cuittling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you cuittle
we let´s cuittle
you cuittle
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
cuittling
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 «CUITTLE»
Discover the use of
cuittle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cuittle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Roxburghshire Word-Book
G. 2. Ludicrously: A dirty foot and ankle. NE. 3. That cafis cuittikins, = that
surpasses anything I have heard. N. [From Roxb. suit = Sc. coot ankle] CUITTLE,
sb. NE, w. A polish or burnishing up. CUITTLE, v. I. tr. To flatter 0r wheedle (a
person).
2
The Prose Works: Containing Tales of my landlord, The Monastery
Cuittle, tickle; “ cuittle favour,” curry favour. Cullion, puppy; base, spunging fellow.
Cummer, midwife; gossip. Curch, cap; woman's head dress. Curfuflle, ruflie;
rumple. Curliewurlies, fantastical circular ornaments. Curn, small portion. Gurney.
Crowdy, meal and milk mixed in a cold state;a kind of pottage. Crown of the
causeway, middle of the street. Cruppin, crept. Cud, cudgel. Cuddie, ass.
Cuitikins, cutikings, guetrcs, gaiters. Cuitle. diihllc. Cuittle, Eng. cuddle, (with a
different ...
4
Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
It's up Glenbarchan's braes I gaed, And o'er the bent of Killiebraid, And mony a
weary cast I made, To cuittle the moor-fowl's tail. Waverley, i. 150. 2. To wheedle.
V. Cutle, v. CUK-STULE, The cucking-stool. V. Cock- STULE. CULE-AN'-SUP, a ...
Crowd y, meal and milk mixed in a cold state ; a kind of pottage. Crown of the
causeway, middle of the street. Cruppin, crept. Cud, cudgel. Cuddie, ass.
Cuitikins, cutikings, guetres, gaiters. Cuitle, diddle. Cuittle, (Eng. cuddle, with a
different ...
6
Castle Dangerous. Tales of a grandfather. First series
Cuittle, (Eng. cuddle, with a dif- fi'rent shade of meaning,) tickle. " Cuittle favour,"
curry favour. Cullion, (Gael.) puppy ; base spunging dog; base fellow, poltroon.
Cummer, midwife; gossip. Curch, (Gael, and Fr.) kerchief; a woman's covering for
...
7
Notices and Anecdotes Illustrative of the Incidents, ...
Cuittle (Eng. cuddle, with a different shade of meaning), tickle. " Cuittle favour,"
curry favour. Cullion, (Gael.) puppy; base spung- ing dog ; base fellow, poltroon.
Cummer, midwife; gossip. Curch (Gael, and Fr.), kerchief; a woman's covering for
...
8
Novels and tales of the author of Waverley
Cuittle, tickle ; " cuittle favour," curry favour. Cullion, puppy ; base spunging fellow
. Cummer, midwife ; gosiip. Curch, cap ; woman's head-dress. Curfuffle, ruffle ;
rumple. Curliewurlies, fantastical circular ornaments. Curney, round ; granulated.
sir Walter Scott (bart [novels, collected]), 1822
9
Bride of Lammermoor. Legend of Montrose
Cuittle, tickle; "cuittle favour," curry favour. Cullion, puppy ; base, spunging fellow.
Cummer, midwife ; gossip. Curch, cap ; woman's head-dress. Carfuffle, ruffle ;
rumple. Curliewurlies, fantastical circular ornaments. Curney, round ; granulated.
10
Waverley Novels: Castle dangerous ; 2 . The surgeon's daughter
Crowdy, meal and milk mixed ina cold state; a kind Qfpot. tags. Crown of the
causeway, middle oftke street. Cruppin, crept. Cud, cudgel. Cuddie, ass. Cuitikins
, cutikings, guetres, gaiters. Cuitle, diddle. Cuittle, (Eng. cuddle, with a different ...
