CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OVERSPICE
PRESENT
Present
I overspice
you overspice
he/she/it overspices
we overspice
you overspice
they overspice
Present continuous
I am overspicing
you are overspicing
he/she/it is overspicing
we are overspicing
you are overspicing
they are overspicing
Present perfect
I have overspiced
you have overspiced
he/she/it has overspiced
we have overspiced
you have overspiced
they have overspiced
Present perfect continuous
I have been overspicing
you have been overspicing
he/she/it has been overspicing
we have been overspicing
you have been overspicing
they have been overspicing
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 overspiced
you overspiced
he/she/it overspiced
we overspiced
you overspiced
they overspiced
Past continuous
I was overspicing
you were overspicing
he/she/it was overspicing
we were overspicing
you were overspicing
they were overspicing
Past perfect
I had overspiced
you had overspiced
he/she/it had overspiced
we had overspiced
you had overspiced
they had overspiced
Past perfect continuous
I had been overspicing
you had been overspicing
he/she/it had been overspicing
we had been overspicing
you had been overspicing
they had been overspicing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will overspice
you will overspice
he/she/it will overspice
we will overspice
you will overspice
they will overspice
Future continuous
I will be overspicing
you will be overspicing
he/she/it will be overspicing
we will be overspicing
you will be overspicing
they will be overspicing
Future perfect
I will have overspiced
you will have overspiced
he/she/it will have overspiced
we will have overspiced
you will have overspiced
they will have overspiced
Future perfect continuous
I will have been overspicing
you will have been overspicing
he/she/it will have been overspicing
we will have been overspicing
you will have been overspicing
they will have been overspicing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would overspice
you would overspice
he/she/it would overspice
we would overspice
you would overspice
they would overspice
Conditional continuous
I would be overspicing
you would be overspicing
he/she/it would be overspicing
we would be overspicing
you would be overspicing
they would be overspicing
Conditional perfect
I would have overspice
you would have overspice
he/she/it would have overspice
we would have overspice
you would have overspice
they would have overspice
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been overspicing
you would have been overspicing
he/she/it would have been overspicing
we would have been overspicing
you would have been overspicing
they would have been overspicing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you overspice
we let´s overspice
you overspice
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
overspiced
Present Participle
overspicing
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 «OVERSPICE»
Discover the use of
overspice in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
overspice and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
She is inclined to overspice the meat when Mike is in the kitchen. "You know they
won't accept it." Nazis had come into power by defying reasonable laws, and then
invented laws and rules to make outrage legal. "Grove isn't strict or unfair.
Ingeborg Lauterstein, 2005
The spicing of these cakes is a matter of taste, but do not overspice them.
ORANGE OR FRUIT SLICES. 94 pint whites of eggs, 12 yolks of eggs, 9 ounces
sugar, 12 ounces flour, orange flavor. Whisk woll the whites and yolks, adding the
sugar ...
3
Belhaven Tales: Crow's Nest; Una and King David
... upon the expounding doctor in the pulpit, they would, during the services, be
often torn by pangs as to whether Aunt Judy would know when to take that cake
out of the oven, or whether she might not get " per- jinkety" and overspice the
soup.
Mrs. Burton Harrison, 1892
4
The Everything Indian Slow Cooker Cookbook: Includes ...
You can use ground spices for whole spices in some cases, but just remember
that whole spices have a much stronger flavor. Taste to adjust seasoning as
necessary, being careful not to overspice. As you begin to gain an understanding
of ...
Note to begin: you will err if you underspice this dish; it is hard to overspice it.
Prepare spaghetti or linguine as you normally would, al dente recommendHG $
QG GRQ¶W IRUJHW WR VDOW WKH ZDWHU it makes a huge difference. In a
large ...
6
The High Place: Facsimile Edition
Melior might perhaps have other views as to the proper disposal of the child: and
Melior certainly had the charmed ring which might, if she behaved foolishly with it
, overspice the affair with a tincture of Hoprig's officiousness. !And this at worst ...
James Branch Cabell, 2009
Even Uncle Hoyt said that people from Louisiana were difficult to dealwith
because theywere sort of French and they tended to overspice what theyate. '
Mama toldme notto say anything. We're supposed to honor our parents.It's one of
theten ...
8
Backpacker Magazine's Campsite Cooking: Cookware, Cuisine, ...
Don't overspice! People have a wide range of taste preferences from bland to
scorching hot; your best bet is to be gentle with your spices, then let people add if
necessary. >> If conditions are cold and wet and people need extra calories, add
a ...
9
A Different Kind of Normal
It is possible to overspice chili. I think it's funny when it happens. Last time my
friends Milt and Anthony came over, I put extra chili powder in their chili and I
thought their faces were gonna fall off. Here's a photo of them. See how there's
smoke ...
10
The Everything Indian Cookbook: 300 Tantalizing ...
Taste to adjust seasoning as necessary, being careful not to overspice. As you
begin to gain an understanding of spices, their flavors and characteristics, and
begin to cook some of the recipes in this book, I have one piece of advice: Follow
the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OVERSPICE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
overspice is used in the context of the following news items.
Ollie's Lebanese Cuisine gives a taste of the 'Paris of the Middle East'
Put in less charged terms, Lebanese fare has an emphasis on deft preparation, fresh ingredients, and, yes, a reluctance to overspice things. «Detroit Metro Times, Oct 14»
Two Great New Ethnic Restaurants Open on New York's Upper West …
Indian cooks too often dry out their fish with cooking or, just as bad, overspice it. At Awadh, mahi musallam ($21) is a whole fish coated with ... «Huffington Post, Aug 14»
Shrimp Festival should put you in the mood for shrimp dishes
Tossing the shrimp into boiling water flavored with Old Bay seasoning tends to overspice the shrimp and over cooking them into a rubbery state ... «Florida Times-Union, Apr 14»
What To Drink at Susan Feniger's New Mud Hen Tavern
Chili P Yo and Tuna Ceviche: “You don't want to overspice two things together but the ceviche is really fresh and light, and the sweetness of the ... «LA Magazine, Dec 13»
Cooking for love
Often, we overspice our foods instead of letting the ingredients speak for themselves. Another mistake is when we cook the vegetables beyond ... «Deccan Herald, Oct 13»
Our Favorite Fall Beers
Not only do they favor subtlety (some American breweries have the tendency to wayyy overspice this style) but you can legitimately get away ... «CBS Local, Oct 12»
A Tasty Taboo
“In our pursuit to maintain India's identity as the land of spices, we mistakenly overspice our dishes,” he says. One secret ingredient: oyster ... «Wall Street Journal, May 12»
Crafty Ladies' Beer Club and Oskar Blues team up to brew FemALE …
It's easy to overspice a beer." He's also anticipating creating some one-off firkins with the eight barrel run, changing the spice level or adding ... «Westword, Nov 11»
Reza Mahammad: Why I love curry – and my top five tips for the …
Don't overspice! Always look at the ingredients beforehand and think…What do I want to taste? The spices should activate, or enhance the dish ... «The Independent, Oct 11»
Study solves mystery of flavorless airplane food
This noise may be the reason food tastes worse in the air (even though airplane food caterers notoriously overspice their food). «Mother Nature Network, Oct 10»
