CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO NEBBED
PRESENT
Present
I nebbed
you nebbed
he/she/it nebbeds
we nebbed
you nebbed
they nebbed
Present continuous
I am nebbedding
you are nebbedding
he/she/it is nebbedding
we are nebbedding
you are nebbedding
they are nebbedding
Present perfect
I have nebbedded
you have nebbedded
he/she/it has nebbedded
we have nebbedded
you have nebbedded
they have nebbedded
Present perfect continuous
I have been nebbedding
you have been nebbedding
he/she/it has been nebbedding
we have been nebbedding
you have been nebbedding
they have been nebbedding
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 nebbedded
you nebbedded
he/she/it nebbedded
we nebbedded
you nebbedded
they nebbedded
Past continuous
I was nebbedding
you were nebbedding
he/she/it was nebbedding
we were nebbedding
you were nebbedding
they were nebbedding
Past perfect
I had nebbedded
you had nebbedded
he/she/it had nebbedded
we had nebbedded
you had nebbedded
they had nebbedded
Past perfect continuous
I had been nebbedding
you had been nebbedding
he/she/it had been nebbedding
we had been nebbedding
you had been nebbedding
they had been nebbedding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will nebbed
you will nebbed
he/she/it will nebbed
we will nebbed
you will nebbed
they will nebbed
Future continuous
I will be nebbedding
you will be nebbedding
he/she/it will be nebbedding
we will be nebbedding
you will be nebbedding
they will be nebbedding
Future perfect
I will have nebbedded
you will have nebbedded
he/she/it will have nebbedded
we will have nebbedded
you will have nebbedded
they will have nebbedded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been nebbedding
you will have been nebbedding
he/she/it will have been nebbedding
we will have been nebbedding
you will have been nebbedding
they will have been nebbedding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would nebbed
you would nebbed
he/she/it would nebbed
we would nebbed
you would nebbed
they would nebbed
Conditional continuous
I would be nebbedding
you would be nebbedding
he/she/it would be nebbedding
we would be nebbedding
you would be nebbedding
they would be nebbedding
Conditional perfect
I would have nebbed
you would have nebbed
he/she/it would have nebbed
we would have nebbed
you would have nebbed
they would have nebbed
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been nebbedding
you would have been nebbedding
he/she/it would have been nebbedding
we would have been nebbedding
you would have been nebbedding
they would have been nebbedding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you nebbed
we let´s nebbed
you nebbed
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
nebbedded
Present Participle
nebbedding
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 «NEBBED»
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nebbed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nebbed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Scottish Gallovidian Encyclopedia: or the Original ...
Lang-nebbed. — Havinga long beak, bill, or nib; " Gude preserve us frae a'
witches, warlocks, and lang-nebbed things ;" this is one of the greatest wishes of
the country people ; they consider that some of the beings of the nocturnal world
have ...
2
The Scottish Gallovidian Encyclopedia, Or, ... Curiosities ...
Langles — Manacles. Home-made fetters. Lang Megs. — A name for a species of
long apple. Lang-m ebbed. — Having a long beak, bill, or nib; " Gude preserve us
frae a' witches, warlocks, and. lang-nebbed things ;" this is one of the greatest ...
3
Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
Black-nebbed, Black-nebbit, adj. 1. Literally, having a black bill, S. 2. Applied to
those who are viewed as democratically inclined, or inimical to the present
government, S. That this term had been used, in relation to public matters, more
than a ...
4
The feathered tribes of the British islands
The allusion is to the bill, or as it is there called the " neb" of the bird ; and the
word " whaup-nebbed" is applied to express a long thin and arched nose, and
also one who is cunning, and it is one of the attributes of those beings with which
...
5
The zoologist: a popular miscellany of natural history
I may add, that the carrion crow, and rook, are in this part of England, designated
by common persons, the black-nebbed crow and the white-nebbed crow. Black
Guillemot, Uria Grylle. Very rare at Hartlepool, according to Sharp's List.
6
The Humble Remonstrance of the Five-foot-highians: Against ...
Grant that the poor ald Hester stalk not in the Mire, nor smoor in the Dike. Grant
that the Meer break not her Tether, nor the Wind blaw down the Keal Stocks.
Bless us free aw Witches and Warlocks, and aw lang nebbed nebbed Things ...
7
A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
Black-nebbed, Black-nebbit, adj. 1. Literally, having a black bill, S. 2. Applied to
those who are viewed as democratically inclined, or inimical to the present
government, S. That this term had been used, in relation to public matters, more
than a ...
8
The parochial history and antiquities of Stockton upon Tees
Rook, or White-nebbed Crow. 63. C. cornix. Hooded, or Royston Crow. Migrates,
visiting us in October, and departing in the Spring. This bird is first seen about the
latter end of September, or early in October, frequenting our Salt Marshes and ...
9
Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History
I may add, that the carrion crow, and rook, are in this part of England, designated
by common persons, the black-nebbed crow and the white-nebbed crow. Black
Guillemot, Uria Grylle. Very rare at Hartlepool, according to Sharp's List.
The Whigs are not so particular, but they have, for the most part, blue coats and
washen- buff cashemere waistcoats : some of them, how_ ever, have parrot-
nebbed noses ; but 1 am a thought jealous, that those with particular noses are
not ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NEBBED»
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nebbed is used in the context of the following news items.
15 phrases you'll only hear in Newcastle
May also be used in other terms such as, 'to neb' or 'nebbing' or 'nebbed'. e.g. 'Quit nebbin' in our chat.' = 'Stop listening into our conversation.' ... «WOW24/7, Jun 15»
Lombardy, Astana's dirty duo, and women's prize money (again)
... when many a fan is ready to hibernate or do something unfeasibly ridiculous like build up a fixie and buy a flat-nebbed baseball hat, nor that ... «The Roar, Oct 14»
