CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO FLOBBED
PRESENT
Present
I flobbed
you flobbed
he/she/it flobbeds
we flobbed
you flobbed
they flobbed
Present continuous
I am flobbedding
you are flobbedding
he/she/it is flobbedding
we are flobbedding
you are flobbedding
they are flobbedding
Present perfect
I have flobbedded
you have flobbedded
he/she/it has flobbedded
we have flobbedded
you have flobbedded
they have flobbedded
Present perfect continuous
I have been flobbedding
you have been flobbedding
he/she/it has been flobbedding
we have been flobbedding
you have been flobbedding
they have been flobbedding
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 flobbedded
you flobbedded
he/she/it flobbedded
we flobbedded
you flobbedded
they flobbedded
Past continuous
I was flobbedding
you were flobbedding
he/she/it was flobbedding
we were flobbedding
you were flobbedding
they were flobbedding
Past perfect
I had flobbedded
you had flobbedded
he/she/it had flobbedded
we had flobbedded
you had flobbedded
they had flobbedded
Past perfect continuous
I had been flobbedding
you had been flobbedding
he/she/it had been flobbedding
we had been flobbedding
you had been flobbedding
they had been flobbedding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will flobbed
you will flobbed
he/she/it will flobbed
we will flobbed
you will flobbed
they will flobbed
Future continuous
I will be flobbedding
you will be flobbedding
he/she/it will be flobbedding
we will be flobbedding
you will be flobbedding
they will be flobbedding
Future perfect
I will have flobbedded
you will have flobbedded
he/she/it will have flobbedded
we will have flobbedded
you will have flobbedded
they will have flobbedded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been flobbedding
you will have been flobbedding
he/she/it will have been flobbedding
we will have been flobbedding
you will have been flobbedding
they will have been flobbedding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would flobbed
you would flobbed
he/she/it would flobbed
we would flobbed
you would flobbed
they would flobbed
Conditional continuous
I would be flobbedding
you would be flobbedding
he/she/it would be flobbedding
we would be flobbedding
you would be flobbedding
they would be flobbedding
Conditional perfect
I would have flobbed
you would have flobbed
he/she/it would have flobbed
we would have flobbed
you would have flobbed
they would have flobbed
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been flobbedding
you would have been flobbedding
he/she/it would have been flobbedding
we would have been flobbedding
you would have been flobbedding
they would have been flobbedding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you flobbed
we let´s flobbed
you flobbed
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
flobbedded
Present Participle
flobbedding
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 «FLOBBED»
Discover the use of
flobbed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
flobbed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Yorkshire folk-talk: with characteristics of those who speak ...
En Flagger- mus (a bat). Flitting, n. C. A removal to a new home. Ex. — Wer
things isn't fairly reeted yit, we ''ve nobbut just gitten wer flittin' owered. Flobbed
up, part. C. Swollen or puffed up. Ex. — His airm wer allflobbed up. Flowtered,
part.
Marmaduke Charles Frederick Morris, 1892
2
The English Dialect Dictionary, Being the Complete ...
(I I n§kl.'; alts.' Not fat but flobb'd up [dropsical] ; n.Yks.4 w.Yks.' His airm \ver all
flobbed up. (a) Bnfl'.' Swollen up and hanging loose. Applied to clouds, large and
heavy, indicating the near approach of rain. n.Yks.' ; n.Yk|.2 Not fat, but flobby.
3
The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
Joseph Wright. llcncc (i) Flobbed-up. Nil. ad'. distended, swollen ; (2) Flocllaby,
adj. pufl'ed 11p, turgid, lfiVlIlg no substance; also use I". (1)4315}; 11.11152 N01
111111.11 flobb'd up [dropsical]; 11.11115.a ne.Yks.l llis airm wcr all flobbed up.
4
A Glossary of the Cleveland Dialect: Explanatory, ...
N. flngur-mzis, Dan. finger-mum; flag", to flutter. Both these names, as well as
Putter-mouse, are as nearly synonymous as possible with rere-mouse, which
comes from A. S. breran, to agitate, move rapidly, and muis, a mouse. Flobbed,
flobby ...
John Christopher Atkinson, 1868
5
A glossary of the Cleveland dialect
Both these names, as well as Flitter-mouse, are as nearly synonymous as
possible with rere-mouse, which comes from A. S. breran, to agitate, move rapidly
, and mus, a mouse. Flobbed, nobby, adj. Puffed up, turgid, 1. As the body is in
cases ...
John Christopher Atkinson, 1868
6
Corvoda abbey; or, Lights and shadows of the present day
... whatever it is that goes with Mr. Cousins flobbed up against Miss Green, and
upset her there and then, and went up the street like fire, and vanished with a
dreadful smell, leaving Miss Green for dead 1" " Humph, Smallwaist, there is no ...
7
Wit, character, folklore & customs of the North Riding of ...
Flobbed up, part. Swollen. Flop, v. To sit down with a sudden drop, to set things
down of a sudden and carelessly. Floss-docken, Fox-docken, n. The foxglove (
Digitalis purpurea). Floss-seave, n. Cotton-grass. Flowtered, part. Upset, nervous.
Richard Blakeborough, 1898
8
The Political State of Great Britain
... for Reimbursi the Petson or Periotis on whom'j any Money Recm'ered against
any'- Hundred by, any lParty' flobbed,.shall beLev-ied: And in'c'ase any such 'Chi'
irchj (f-Jhappel, Buildi'n'g for Religious Worihip, 'Dwelling House, Barn-,1bt.
9
The Kalevala: The Epic Poem of Finland Into English
... Often havo tho Northland heroes Chopped mo into chips for burning; Three
times in the summer season, In the pleasant days of spring-time, Foresters have
ground their axes On my silver trunk and branohes, flobbed me of my life for ages
: ...
10
Nautical lays of a landsman
O Gudge," says I, " It's the anchor of ourn you're eatin' " " Gwan away if ye've
nothin' to say," says the Gudge in a glummerin' grouch, " For I've swallered the
prong and me pain is beyond repeatin'," Then he flibbered and flobbed and
hollered ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FLOBBED»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
flobbed is used in the context of the following news items.
Oh, what a night! Mark your calendar now for the Lib Dem disco
Apparently, Nick Clegg is thinking of just wearing all-weather gear permanently, so wet does he get with all the gob that gets flobbed at him ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
Spain Vs. Chile Live Commentary: Get Up-To-The-Minute Updates …
80': Good save by Bravo to deny Santi Cazorla. First good Spanish chance since Busquets flobbed his chance. 76': Final substitution for Spain ... «Latin Times, Jun 14»
Iconic image of Italia 90 involves a real mouthful
As he walked past Völler en route to the dressing room, he casually turned his head and flobbed the mouthful of slimy gloop he had just ... «Irish Times, May 14»
If Mick Jagger's a Sir, why can't Keith Richards have the same …
But in defence of Richards we must surely enter that the fan had "flobbed" at him twice, while he was trying to concentrate on playing the guitar, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 10»
