CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO GUGGLE
PRESENT
Present
I guggle
you guggle
he/she/it guggles
we guggle
you guggle
they guggle
Present continuous
I am guggling
you are guggling
he/she/it is guggling
we are guggling
you are guggling
they are guggling
Present perfect
I have guggled
you have guggled
he/she/it has guggled
we have guggled
you have guggled
they have guggled
Present perfect continuous
I have been guggling
you have been guggling
he/she/it has been guggling
we have been guggling
you have been guggling
they have been guggling
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 guggled
you guggled
he/she/it guggled
we guggled
you guggled
they guggled
Past continuous
I was guggling
you were guggling
he/she/it was guggling
we were guggling
you were guggling
they were guggling
Past perfect
I had guggled
you had guggled
he/she/it had guggled
we had guggled
you had guggled
they had guggled
Past perfect continuous
I had been guggling
you had been guggling
he/she/it had been guggling
we had been guggling
you had been guggling
they had been guggling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will guggle
you will guggle
he/she/it will guggle
we will guggle
you will guggle
they will guggle
Future continuous
I will be guggling
you will be guggling
he/she/it will be guggling
we will be guggling
you will be guggling
they will be guggling
Future perfect
I will have guggled
you will have guggled
he/she/it will have guggled
we will have guggled
you will have guggled
they will have guggled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been guggling
you will have been guggling
he/she/it will have been guggling
we will have been guggling
you will have been guggling
they will have been guggling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would guggle
you would guggle
he/she/it would guggle
we would guggle
you would guggle
they would guggle
Conditional continuous
I would be guggling
you would be guggling
he/she/it would be guggling
we would be guggling
you would be guggling
they would be guggling
Conditional perfect
I would have guggle
you would have guggle
he/she/it would have guggle
we would have guggle
you would have guggle
they would have guggle
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been guggling
you would have been guggling
he/she/it would have been guggling
we would have been guggling
you would have been guggling
they would have been guggling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you guggle
we let´s guggle
you guggle
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
guggling
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 «GUGGLE»
Discover the use of
guggle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
guggle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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20 Classic Novels (Illustrated) Part-4:
One last effort! A last cry: "Erik! Christine! ..." "Guggle, guggle, guggle!" in our ears
. "Guggle! Guggle!" At the bottom of the dark water, our ears went, "Guggle!
Guggle!" And, before losing consciousness entirely, I seemed to hear, between
two ...
2
The Phantom of the Opera:
"Guggle, guggle, guggle!" in our ears. "Guggle! Guggle!" At the bottom of the dark
water, our ears went, "Guggle! Guggle!" And, before losing consciousness
entirely, I seemed to hear, between two guggles: "Barrels! Barrels! Any barrels to
sell?
3
Sayings and doings in America [signed Costard Sly].
Ce — ce — guggle — glug !" " Od-zounds !" cried the infuriated, illustrious, book-
writing, — six- weeks-sojourning, — salt-water Captain* — Barney Langolec. " If
ye dinna get out o' thae room, I'll thraw my boot at your head — I will — I will !
Costard Sly (pseud.), 1834
4
The Routledge Dictionary of Historical Slang
guggle . The windpipe: late C.17–20; ob. except in dial. Ex the v. 2. A gurgling
sound: coll: from ca 1820. guggle. , v. To gurgle (of which it is the coll form): C.17
–20. Johnson. gugusse . 'An effeminate youth who frequents the private company
...
5
The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
Now and then he gave a sprottlc \Vhen water guggled in his throttle, R. l"unnr-:ss
MSJ'omrinADuv GI. (1891). 11w.D1:r.I Lin.I Guggle your throat with the
hogmeditherum. n.Lin.', Brks.', e.A11.'-', e.Suf. (F.H.t, Ken. (G.B.t Cor. Aw guggled
and aw ...
6
Plant Secondary Metabolities
Guggle Gum (Commiphora Spp.) Guggle is a medicinally important plant which
produces a unique type of gum that is called oleo-gum-resin of guggle. Locust
Bean Gum Carob Gum Oleo-Gum-Resin of Guggle The oleo-gum-resins are the
...
7
My Chocolate Year: A Novel with 12 Recipes
A guggle muggle is made with egg yolks, sugar, and hot milk. And whenever I get
a cold, I get a guggle muggle. One night when 1 couldn't sleep because I was
having a coughing fit, a dark figure appeared in my room and turned on the light.
8
The Bishop of Cottontown: A Story of the Southern Cotton Mills
He drank from the jug's mouth, and the gurgling echo sounded down the empty
hall: Guggle — guggle — gone! Guggle — guggle — gone! It said to Edward
Conway as plainly as if it had a voice. " Yes, you've gone — that's the last of you.
John Trotwood Moore, 2010
9
The New Monthly Magazine
Think sometimes of your unlucky messmate, poor Bill Juggle — guggle — uggle
— gle-gle-gle." His name was Jugglethorpe; and never shall I forget the awfully-
horrible, the heart-rendingly-gurgling sound of that last " gle," as the poor fellow ...
10
Peter Priggins, the College Scout
Joseph Hewlett Theodore Edward Hook. ing public appreciate and reward their
exertions.' " Omnes. " Hip, hip, hip, hurrah ! — guggle, guggle, guggle ! — rap, rap
, rap ! — one cheer more ! — hurra ! a - a - a - a - ah ! ! !" THE END. LONDON : F.
Joseph Hewlett, Theodore Edward Hook, 1841
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GUGGLE»
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guggle is used in the context of the following news items.
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She called this a “guggle muggle”. It was disgusting. Other people were praising my voice but my mother would say, “It's not good enough, ... «Daily Mail, Sep 14»
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Guggle Gallery: Altered Universe opens Saturday night and runs through Aug. 17 in a former dog wash business on Young Street ... «Hillsboro Tribune, Aug 14»
Neil Gaiman Poses a New Discussion Question for 'The 13 Clocks …
... Saralinda are killed for “dropping spoons, or wearing rings”—and downright silly words like “guggle” and “zatch.” But is the story a comedy? «Wall Street Journal, Jun 14»
Neil Gaiman on a Skewed and Stylish Fairy Tale
Thurber uses made-up words like guggle and zatch that sound silly but are pretty ominous in context. What do you think the function of the ... «Wall Street Journal, Jun 14»
Investors confuse 'Tweeter' with Twitter, buy up millions in worthless …
No word yet on how Facebirk, LunkedIn or Guggle stocks reacted to the news. Follow Brendan on Twitter. Content created by The Daily Caller ... «Daily Caller, Oct 13»
The column | The banana made me a believer
A Jewish tonic for cold symptoms, “guggle-muggle” is a similar concoction but includes milk. In fact, milk figures in many home remedies. «Jweekly.com, Sep 13»
Monthly etymology gleanings for November 2012
Gag is another sound imitative word, as evidenced by gaggle, giggle, dialectal guggle, and their kin. Loll- covers the territory from mumbling to ... «OUPblog, Nov 12»
Streisand's Fine Instrument and Classic Instinct
So she had her drink egg yolks mixed in milk, what she called a “guggle muggle,” Ms. Streisand said, giggling a bit at the memory. Her early ... «New York Times, Sep 09»
Thurber's world of wonders
And the words! The real and the made-up were equally astonishing. I remember discovering with mingled dismay and delight that "guggle" and ... «Los Angeles Times, Jul 08»
