CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO GUTTLE
PRESENT
Present
I guttle
you guttle
he/she/it guttles
we guttle
you guttle
they guttle
Present continuous
I am guttling
you are guttling
he/she/it is guttling
we are guttling
you are guttling
they are guttling
Present perfect
I have guttled
you have guttled
he/she/it has guttled
we have guttled
you have guttled
they have guttled
Present perfect continuous
I have been guttling
you have been guttling
he/she/it has been guttling
we have been guttling
you have been guttling
they have been guttling
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 guttled
you guttled
he/she/it guttled
we guttled
you guttled
they guttled
Past continuous
I was guttling
you were guttling
he/she/it was guttling
we were guttling
you were guttling
they were guttling
Past perfect
I had guttled
you had guttled
he/she/it had guttled
we had guttled
you had guttled
they had guttled
Past perfect continuous
I had been guttling
you had been guttling
he/she/it had been guttling
we had been guttling
you had been guttling
they had been guttling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will guttle
you will guttle
he/she/it will guttle
we will guttle
you will guttle
they will guttle
Future continuous
I will be guttling
you will be guttling
he/she/it will be guttling
we will be guttling
you will be guttling
they will be guttling
Future perfect
I will have guttled
you will have guttled
he/she/it will have guttled
we will have guttled
you will have guttled
they will have guttled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been guttling
you will have been guttling
he/she/it will have been guttling
we will have been guttling
you will have been guttling
they will have been guttling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would guttle
you would guttle
he/she/it would guttle
we would guttle
you would guttle
they would guttle
Conditional continuous
I would be guttling
you would be guttling
he/she/it would be guttling
we would be guttling
you would be guttling
they would be guttling
Conditional perfect
I would have guttle
you would have guttle
he/she/it would have guttle
we would have guttle
you would have guttle
they would have guttle
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been guttling
you would have been guttling
he/she/it would have been guttling
we would have been guttling
you would have been guttling
they would have been guttling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you guttle
we let´s guttle
you guttle
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
guttling
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 «GUTTLE»
Discover the use of
guttle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
guttle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
"Swingin Round the Cirkle."
John Guttle is robbed. John Guttle is deprived uv his property. The bred is taken
from John Gut- tie's mouth ; his staff is broken ; his dependence is- gone ; he is
bereft. Never shall I forget John Guttle or his hospitable mansion, cz I knowed it in
...
Six months they'd been at it the wife reckoned. She was probably right; Guttle had
built up a very healthy respect for his female clients' ability to sense when their
partners' libidos were focused elsewhere. Guttle was one of those lucky people ...
3
The Essential Scots Dictionary: Scots-English, English-Scots
3 talk nonsense, gabble. gutterle, gltterle muddy, messy. guttle n anything made
of rubber: 1 also guttle ba a golfball; 2 guttle a catapult; 3 guttles gymshoes,
plimsolls. guttle-perkle rubber. guy v guide, steer NE. n guys the handlebars of a
...
Iseabail Macleod, Pauline Cairns, 2004
4
The Laughing Philosopher: Being the Entire Works of Momus, ...
Larder, to be sure." — To which the landlord, laden deep with bliss, Did with his
bows so humble almost kiss 'Die floor. Now in an altered tone — a tone of gravity,
Unto the landlord full of smiles and suavity, IJiil Mister Guttle, the churchwarden, ...
Thomas Hood, Charles Lamb, 1825
5
The Plays of David Garrick: Garrick's own plays, 1740-1766
Mr. Guttle, Sir, Mr. Gayless; Mr. Gayless, Justice Guttle. 1 20 gayless (aside). Oh,
destruction! one of the quorum. guttle. Hem, though I had not the honor of any
personal knowledge of you, yet at the instigation of Mrs. Gadabout I have, without
...
David Garrick, Harry William Pedicord, Fredrick Louis Bergmann, 1980
6
The works of Peter Pindar
Did Mister Gultlo the Churchwarden call— " Come hither, Larder," said soft Mister
Guttle, With solemn voice and fox-like face so subtle — " Larder, a little word or
two, that's all." Forth ran th' obedient landlord with good will, Thinking most ...
7
The Tears of Saint Margaret: also, odes of condolence to the ...
Now in an alter'd tone-a tone of gravity, Unto the Landlord full of smiles and
suavity, rDid MISTER GUTTLE the Chorchwarden call" Come hither, LARDER,"
said soft MXSTER GUTTLE, With solemn voice and fox-like face so subtleU
LARDER, ...
8
The Spectre Bridegroom and Other Horrors
fully capable of returning his affection ; for Mrs. Gapper had long been in search
of a person worthy to become her second mate ; and observing in Mr. Guttle, to
use her own expression, " a well-to-do- body — a widower with few
incumbrances ...
Robert Reginald, R. ; Menville Reginald, Douglas Menville, 2008
9
The beauties of Pindar: being selections from the various ...
Now in an alter'd tone — atone of gravity, Unto the Landlord full of smiles of
suavity, Did Mister Guttle the Churchwarden call — " Come, hither, Larder," said
soft Mister Guttle, With solemn voice and fox-like face so subtle — " Larder, a little
...
Peter Pindar, Alexander Campbell, 1807
10
The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes
Sharp Rouse your spirits, and put on an air of gaiety, and I don't despair of
bringing you off Gay. Your words have done it effectually. Enter MBS. GAD-
ABOUT, MR. GUTTLE, MR. TRIPPET, and MBS. TRIPPET. Gad. Ah, my dear Mr.
G.-yless !
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GUTTLE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
guttle is used in the context of the following news items.
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The Holy Cross team of Manny Ocasio, Elizabeth Dooley and Tim Delaney captured the title by correctly spelling “guttle” — to eat voraciously ... «Gazette.Net: Maryland Community News Online, Apr 14»
Dumplings, Baby Thighs, & Sweetbreads: Re-Naming 10 Of The …
Guttle: Derived from the term “wattle,” a man's guttle is the bit of skin just under his chin. So fun to squeeze. 5. Pectoral Flipper: If your man were ... «The Frisky, Feb 14»
John Foreman: Examining old words fun pastime for a 'pluviophile'
"Guttle" is to gobble greedily. It is a term easily adapted to describe those in Springfield. "Welkan" is the upper sky. "Barbigerous" refers to ... «Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette, Dec 13»
20 old-fashioned words that should be brought back into modern …
Guttle. verb. To gobble greedily; to cram food into one's gut. Use: "The school boys ran out of the lolly shop, guttling the candy before the owner ... «NEWS.com.au, Nov 13»
Why guttling your lunch leaves you wamblecroft: Or how eating too …
At which point you, and all your trenchermates, may start to gobble, gourmandise and guttle. The last of these words, meaning 'eat greedily', ... «Daily Mail, Oct 12»
