CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO GUDDLE
PRESENT
Present
I guddle
you guddle
he/she/it guddles
we guddle
you guddle
they guddle
Present continuous
I am guddling
you are guddling
he/she/it is guddling
we are guddling
you are guddling
they are guddling
Present perfect
I have guddled
you have guddled
he/she/it has guddled
we have guddled
you have guddled
they have guddled
Present perfect continuous
I have been guddling
you have been guddling
he/she/it has been guddling
we have been guddling
you have been guddling
they have been guddling
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 guddled
you guddled
he/she/it guddled
we guddled
you guddled
they guddled
Past continuous
I was guddling
you were guddling
he/she/it was guddling
we were guddling
you were guddling
they were guddling
Past perfect
I had guddled
you had guddled
he/she/it had guddled
we had guddled
you had guddled
they had guddled
Past perfect continuous
I had been guddling
you had been guddling
he/she/it had been guddling
we had been guddling
you had been guddling
they had been guddling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will guddle
you will guddle
he/she/it will guddle
we will guddle
you will guddle
they will guddle
Future continuous
I will be guddling
you will be guddling
he/she/it will be guddling
we will be guddling
you will be guddling
they will be guddling
Future perfect
I will have guddled
you will have guddled
he/she/it will have guddled
we will have guddled
you will have guddled
they will have guddled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been guddling
you will have been guddling
he/she/it will have been guddling
we will have been guddling
you will have been guddling
they will have been guddling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would guddle
you would guddle
he/she/it would guddle
we would guddle
you would guddle
they would guddle
Conditional continuous
I would be guddling
you would be guddling
he/she/it would be guddling
we would be guddling
you would be guddling
they would be guddling
Conditional perfect
I would have guddle
you would have guddle
he/she/it would have guddle
we would have guddle
you would have guddle
they would have guddle
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been guddling
you would have been guddling
he/she/it would have been guddling
we would have been guddling
you would have been guddling
they would have been guddling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you guddle
we let´s guddle
you guddle
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
guddling
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 «GUDDLE»
Discover the use of
guddle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
guddle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
1892; (\V.A.G.); (Cull. L.L.B.); There are a few nursery rhymes, two or three riddles
(goadicks, gucldicks), and a few other small fragments in Norse preserved,
JAKUBSEN Dial. Sh. (1897) 51 ; S. 81 Ork.' GUDDLE, n.' and sh. Sc. th. [gird], gu'
dl.
2
Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish language: in which the ...
GUDDLE, s. Work of a dirty and unctuous nature, Upp. Clydes. Edin. To GUDDLE
, v. n. To be engaged in workof this description, ibid. ' _ To GUDDLE, v. a. To
catch fish with the hands, by I groping under the stones or banks of ...
3
A Dictionary of the Scottish Language
To GUDDLE, v. 11. To be engaged in work of this description, ibid. To GUDDLE,
o. a. To catch fish with the hands, by groping under the stones or banks of' a
stream, South of S. Lanarks. Gamp, synon. Roxb. Ginnle, Lanarks. Hogy. V. Gunr.
John Jamieson, John Johnstone, 1846
4
Auld Lang Syne!: Reliving A Scottish Childhood
guddle. If your bedroom wasin a mess yourmother would say it was in a 'right
guddle', or perhaps a 'bourach'. guddling. Another name fortickling trout. You
waded intothe burn and by gently feelingfor abrown, speckled trout with your
arms ...
He cou'dna guddle wi' Bandy Jock ony mair than lowp wi' Watty o' the Pen, the
Flyin' Tailor o' Ettrick. ' Noa'rn (laying down his kmfe andfork). I'll leap him to-
morrow for love. snsrnsnn. Wheesht—wheesht. The morn's the Sabbath. .NORTH
.
He cou'dna guddle wi' Bandy Jock ony mair than lowp wi' Watty o' the Pen, the
Flyin' Tailor o' Ettrick. North (laying down his knife and fork). I'll leap him to-
morrow for love. Shepherd. Wheesht — wheesht. The morn's the Sabbath. North.
John Wilson, William Maginn, John Gibson Lockhart, 1854
7
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
He cou'dna guddle wi' Bandy Jock ony mair than lowp wi' Watty o' the Pen, the
Flyin' Tailor o' Ettrick. north (laying down his knife and fork). I'll leap him to-
morrow for love. shepherd. Wheesht — wheesht. The morn's the Sabbath.
NORTH.
Charles Craye lunched with Mr. Guddle and found him a very agreeable 'and
wellinformed man, who took an enlightened interest in literature quite apart from
his commercial undertakings. After lunch they drove to Mr. Guddle's oflice, and
the ...
9
Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
GUDDLE, s. Work of a dirty and unctuous nature, Upp. Clydes., Edin. To Guddle,
v. n. To be engaged in work of this description, ibid. To GUDDLE, v. a. To catch
fish with the hands, by groping under the stones or banks of a stream, South of S.,
...
10
Taking Charge of Your Career: A Guide for Library and ...
Just ponder these questions. Let me ask you something else. Are you in a
constant 'guddle'? Let me translate that for you. 'Guddle' is an old Scots word
meaning a 'state of confusion or untidiness', and to me it is a perfect word (even
the word ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GUDDLE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
guddle is used in the context of the following news items.
The old meets the new as St Andrews welcomes Spieth | Herald …
... my goodness, it's an almighty guddle as the Scottish Open blends seamlessly into the Open Championship and we continue to thrash away ... «Herald Scotland, Jul 15»
Backlash over moves to devolve abortion powers
... opposed to devolution of abortion powers but argued it would not be helpful if the issue got caught up in the “guddle” of the Scotland Bill. «Edinburgh Evening News, Jul 15»
Emma Ritch: Why Engender joined other women's rights groups to …
It is hard to imagine a less helpful context for a discussion on abortion than the guddle that the Scotland Bill process has become. «CommonSpace, Jul 15»
English votes plan 'state secret'
SNP Kirsty Blackman argued the Government had managed to get itself in a "right guddle" over the issue. The MP for Aberdeen North said: ... «Glasgow South and Eastwood Extra, Jul 15»
Rogues highlight amazing seas
Aberdeenshire Ranger Service will take visitors to the beach to have a guddle in the rock pools. yw-Pirates2. Inside the aquarium, visitors will ... «Aberdeen Press and Journal, Jun 15»
Far from perfect but Robinson enjoys perfect day as he wins P&H …
The search for perfection in this Royal & Ancient game would make the quest for the Holy Grail look like a quick guddle down the back of the ... «Herald Scotland, May 15»
SNP welcome Labour u-turn on 16/17 year olds
For Labour to support this Tory guddle is wrong and they should think again. “I don't agree with having a referendum on EU membership – but if ... «SNP, May 15»
Mhairi Black: "I'd never considered being a politician"
We've not actually got offices yet so it's all still a bit of a guddle. Because there's so many of us it's a real upheaval. Now we've become the ... «Big Issue, May 15»
Lesley Riddoch: Legitimacy is about more than the number of …
No wonder panicked political leaders are looking beyond today's vote and tonight's result to tomorrow's guddle. The will of the people ... «The National, May 15»
Film Review: Avengers: Age of Ultron (3D)
With so many heroes, facing so many foes, the fight scenes were bound to look like a guddle, and they do. Half the time it is hard to know what ... «Herald Scotland, Apr 15»
