CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO FUSTIGATE
PRESENT
Present
I fustigate
you fustigate
he/she/it fustigates
we fustigate
you fustigate
they fustigate
Present continuous
I am fustigating
you are fustigating
he/she/it is fustigating
we are fustigating
you are fustigating
they are fustigating
Present perfect
I have fustigated
you have fustigated
he/she/it has fustigated
we have fustigated
you have fustigated
they have fustigated
Present perfect continuous
I have been fustigating
you have been fustigating
he/she/it has been fustigating
we have been fustigating
you have been fustigating
they have been fustigating
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 fustigated
you fustigated
he/she/it fustigated
we fustigated
you fustigated
they fustigated
Past continuous
I was fustigating
you were fustigating
he/she/it was fustigating
we were fustigating
you were fustigating
they were fustigating
Past perfect
I had fustigated
you had fustigated
he/she/it had fustigated
we had fustigated
you had fustigated
they had fustigated
Past perfect continuous
I had been fustigating
you had been fustigating
he/she/it had been fustigating
we had been fustigating
you had been fustigating
they had been fustigating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will fustigate
you will fustigate
he/she/it will fustigate
we will fustigate
you will fustigate
they will fustigate
Future continuous
I will be fustigating
you will be fustigating
he/she/it will be fustigating
we will be fustigating
you will be fustigating
they will be fustigating
Future perfect
I will have fustigated
you will have fustigated
he/she/it will have fustigated
we will have fustigated
you will have fustigated
they will have fustigated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been fustigating
you will have been fustigating
he/she/it will have been fustigating
we will have been fustigating
you will have been fustigating
they will have been fustigating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would fustigate
you would fustigate
he/she/it would fustigate
we would fustigate
you would fustigate
they would fustigate
Conditional continuous
I would be fustigating
you would be fustigating
he/she/it would be fustigating
we would be fustigating
you would be fustigating
they would be fustigating
Conditional perfect
I would have fustigate
you would have fustigate
he/she/it would have fustigate
we would have fustigate
you would have fustigate
they would have fustigate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been fustigating
you would have been fustigating
he/she/it would have been fustigating
we would have been fustigating
you would have been fustigating
they would have been fustigating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you fustigate
we let´s fustigate
you fustigate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
fustigated
Present Participle
fustigating
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 «FUSTIGATE»
Discover the use of
fustigate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fustigate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
For the Patriot women take their hazel wands, and fustigate, amid laughter of
bystanders, with alacrity: broad bottom of Priests; alas, Nuns too reversed, and
cotillons retrousses! The National Guard does what it can: Municipality 'invokes
the ...
Robert Hartwell Fiske,
2011
2
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
... fulminate, fulvous, fulvid, fumigate, funtcle, furcate, furfuraceous, fuscous, fuse (
1), fusil (a), fusil (3). fustigate. galeated, gallinaceous, garrulous, gaud, gelid,
Gemini, generate, generic, geniculate, genius, genuine, genus, gerund,
gesticulate, ...
Walter William Skeat,
1882
3
The Columbian cyclopedia
FUSTIGATE, v. fus'ti-gdt [L. fustigdtus, cudgelled— from fastis, a cudgel]: to beat
with a cudgel or stick. Fus tigating, imp. Fus tigated, pp. Fus'tiga'tion, n. -gd'shun,
a beating with a. stick or cudgel. FUSTY: see under Fusted. FUSUS, n.fu'zus, ...
4
A Concise Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
L.fustem (as above). fustigate, to cudgel. (L.) From pp. of L. fustigare, to cudgel. —
L. fust-, stem of fustis, a cudgel; -igare, for agere, to diive, wield. Fustian, a kind of
coarse cloth. (F. - Ital. — Low L. — Egypt.) M. E. fustane; also fustian. — O. F. ...
Walter William Skeat,
1897
5
Quarterly Review: A Journal of University Perspectives
The list follows: baske, bastinado, batterfang, bebump, be- hammer, belishlash,
belt, bemaul, bensil, bepelt, bruise, brush, bump, cane, crab, cut, drub, fag, fib,
fisticuff, flagellate, flay, flog, fustigate, lambaste, leather, mill, raddle, slam, slap, ...
6
The Story of the Stick in All Ages and Lands: A ...
After having served to fustigate the shoulders of the human race, it was used to
fustigate its eccentricities — snatched from court and church, and placed
resolutely in the hands of those reprobates " the sons of Belial" — as actors were
then ...
7
Tabula Picta: Painting and Writing in Medieval Law
For if it were a valueless painting, such as those of the Ultramontani who paint a
slug in charcoal on a wall to fustigate the Italians, or scorpions to fustigate the
Ultramontani, it would be incongruous that the wall should appertain to the
painting.
8
Touching Liberty: Abolition, Feminism, and the Politics of ...
With the coining of this new word, moreover, Whitman evokes not only blackness,
but also the corporeal nature of plantation authority, since the elided middle term
between obfuscate and obfus- ticate seems to be fustigate.8 The suppressed ...
Karen Sánchez-Eppler,
1997
fustigate /FUSS tig ate/ v To beat with a stick or club. Fustigate A hearty, meaty
word. Sometimes it is a good idea to relax, sit back, and think of all the people
you would like to see fustigated. From the Latin fustis (club), fustuarium (
execution by ...
Peter Novobatzky, Ammon Shea,
2014
10
Полный русско-английский словарь
... s. n. fustigation, whipping, lashing. хлестать, хлынуть, хлестнуть, v. a. со
fustigate, whip, lash, switch, cut; онъ ыгцуаъ ею плетью no лицу, he gave him a
cut across the face with his whip; дождь, витеръ хцёщстъ as лицо, wind, rain
cuts ...
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FUSTIGATE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
fustigate is used in the context of the following news items.
Mets vs. Blue Jays Recap: Dickey shines, tops Mets
... shaking his head in disbelief between pitches and even approaching Wegner to fustigate him verbally after retiring the Mets without incident. «Amazin' Avenue, Jun 15»
Ted Cruz's Favorite Senator
He has five degrees and writes about history, politics, film, sports, and anything in which he gets to use the word “fustigate.” Explore more ... «OZY, Mar 15»
Hey Christopher Nolan, 'Interstellar' Isn't the Only Sci-Fi People …
... alike come together to nitpick and fustigate every movie that hits theaters. According to Nolan, this phenomenon is unique to his films alone. «Bustle, Nov 14»
Readers' 48 words for defeat
To fustigate is rather more widely known, even having featured in an episode of The Simpsons. Richard, Belfast. Beat hollow - an intensive form ... «BBC News, Jul 14»
Oakland Raiders: OTA Topics To Focus On
Sentence: Kevin Burnett has drawn some heat for his absence from OTAs, as a segment of the fans feel the need to fustigate him for it. «Golden Gate Sports, Jun 14»
The mystery lies beyond the door of Marfreless
The elect further wears the mental and spiritual habiliment of militant misanthropes and covenants to fustigate and execrate jaded degenerates, ... «Houston Chronicle, Nov 12»
Too Big to Fail?
... breeze: while the leaders of the European Union, even more than their trans-Atlantic colleagues, readily fustigate authoritarian rule in China, ... «CounterPunch, Mar 09»