CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SMUTCH
PRESENT
Present
I smutch
you smutch
he/she/it smutches
we smutch
you smutch
they smutch
Present continuous
I am smutching
you are smutching
he/she/it is smutching
we are smutching
you are smutching
they are smutching
Present perfect
I have smutched
you have smutched
he/she/it has smutched
we have smutched
you have smutched
they have smutched
Present perfect continuous
I have been smutching
you have been smutching
he/she/it has been smutching
we have been smutching
you have been smutching
they have been smutching
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 smutched
you smutched
he/she/it smutched
we smutched
you smutched
they smutched
Past continuous
I was smutching
you were smutching
he/she/it was smutching
we were smutching
you were smutching
they were smutching
Past perfect
I had smutched
you had smutched
he/she/it had smutched
we had smutched
you had smutched
they had smutched
Past perfect continuous
I had been smutching
you had been smutching
he/she/it had been smutching
we had been smutching
you had been smutching
they had been smutching
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will smutch
you will smutch
he/she/it will smutch
we will smutch
you will smutch
they will smutch
Future continuous
I will be smutching
you will be smutching
he/she/it will be smutching
we will be smutching
you will be smutching
they will be smutching
Future perfect
I will have smutched
you will have smutched
he/she/it will have smutched
we will have smutched
you will have smutched
they will have smutched
Future perfect continuous
I will have been smutching
you will have been smutching
he/she/it will have been smutching
we will have been smutching
you will have been smutching
they will have been smutching
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would smutch
you would smutch
he/she/it would smutch
we would smutch
you would smutch
they would smutch
Conditional continuous
I would be smutching
you would be smutching
he/she/it would be smutching
we would be smutching
you would be smutching
they would be smutching
Conditional perfect
I would have smutch
you would have smutch
he/she/it would have smutch
we would have smutch
you would have smutch
they would have smutch
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been smutching
you would have been smutching
he/she/it would have been smutching
we would have been smutching
you would have been smutching
they would have been smutching
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you smutch
we let´s smutch
you smutch
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
smutching
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 «SMUTCH»
Discover the use of
smutch in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
smutch and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Techniques of Child Therapy, Second Edition: Psychodynamic ...
"Here go those 'smutch' feelings again." "This story has a lot of 'smutch' action."
The word "smutch" is my metaphor for smashing, sadistic feelings. These
comments are not delivered in a play voice, but in the therapist's natural
observing ego ...
2
The Career of Puffer Hopkins
I was a-walking about that time, at 9 o'elock in the evening," answered Mr. Sloat,
coaxing his whisker, with his hand, and addressing himself to the jury, " along
Madison-street, in company with officer Smutch, when we brushed a man in a
grey ...
3
Foreign Quarterly Review
I ! ' bawls Smutch, his feature: in your own ! — more Dr. Punever perseveres, and
at length finding a lull, proceeds to read. THE CARVER COT UP. Mister Samuel
Smutch had a strange lump Unclass'd by Spurzheim, and by (Jail unnoted ; A ...
4
The Metropolitan Magazine
Mort. Mote in my eyc—beam in your own !—more brandy! Dr. Punerer perseverer
, and at length finding a lull, proeccds to read. THE CARVER CUT UP. Mister
Samuel Smutch had a strange lump Unclass'd by Spurzheim, and by Gail
unnoted; ...
5
A Glossary: Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
Probably a mere corruption of the former; a taste, a smattering. Thou art a fellow
of a good respect, Thy life hath bad some smutch of honour in't. Jul. Cat. \. 5. He
has some tmatch of a scholar, and yet uses Lntin very hardly. Earle's microcosm.
6
Shakespeare's Non-Standard English: A Dictionary of His ...
(KL 4.5.194, Lear) ; of uncertain origin but used to refer to men 1590-1650, OED
Smug a.l [1551]; *'smooth, clear (of things)': the smug and Siluer Trent (1H4 3.1.
99, Hotspur), OED Smug a. 3; *smutch 'to blacken, smudge': has't smutch'd thy ...
Norman Blake, Norman Francis Blake, 2006
7
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Thesaurus
... ll snaffle smudge vb I syn SOIL 2, begrime, besoil, dirty, foul, grime, smirch,
smooch, smutch, tarnish rel smear; blotch, splotch 2 syn SMEAR 1, bedaub,
besmear, dab, daub, plaster, ||smarm 3 syn TAINT 1, besmirch, defile, dirty, smut,
smutch ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc, 1988
8
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Smutch (v. f. jrom Imut) To smut, to hack with smoke. Shakespeare. Smutch'ed f p.
from smutch) Blacked with éoai. Smutch' ing ( p. a. from imutch) Biacking with
soot or coal. Srrrafted (p. from smut) Marked with soot or coal, stained, poil u te d
...
9
The Chambers Dictionary
vi to cheat. smouch4 smowch, n a form of smutch and smudge. smoulder smol'
dar, vt to smother. — vr to burn slowly or without flame; to linger on in a
suppressed or hidden state. — n smother; smouldering fire. — n and adj
smouldering — «</ ...
10
Etymologicon Universale: Or, Universal Etymological ...
In the same columns of Cotgrave, in which we have Maches and Macle, relating
to the Mashes of a Net ; I see Macheure, "A black smutch, or smeare," &c
MACHURer, "To black, smeare, " smutch," &c. Macule, "A Spot, blot, speck,
speckle," &c.
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SMUTCH»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
smutch is used in the context of the following news items.
How Whitman Turned the World's “Specimens” Into an Electric Song
These “blood-smutch'd little notebooks” don't let us forget the war, but they don't let us forget the world that survived it either. In fact, this book wants to hold as ... «Slate Magazine, Jan 15»
Room 220: Sheri Fink Headlines Jewish Book Festival with FIVE …
Five Days at Memorial is journalism in the same way that the observations Walt Whitman recorded in the “blood-smutch'd little note-books” he carried through ... «NOLA Defender, Nov 13»
When Singing Requires Keeping a Straight Face
... the “wool of the beaver” line passed with nary a snicker, thanks in part to preparation, but also thanks to music's ability to transcend our best efforts to smutch it. «Voice of San Diego, Feb 13»
Studies in Crap Ethel Cotton's 1960 Course in Conversation Will …
... studies_in_crap_conversation_course_woody_allen.jpg. Yes, knowing that this exercise later inspired Woody Allen does make Annie Hall that smutch better. «SF Weekly, Mar 12»
OPASS Old Students Donate Computers To School
The items included one network printer, one Toshiba projector and screen, one network smutch, a set of network cables, toners, installation and training. «Modern Ghana, Nov 09»
VAST NATIVE THOUGHTS
... “Song for Occupations”, “what vast native thoughts” were “looking through” the “smutch'd faces” of the men and women going about their work in his country. «Calcutta Telegraph, Feb 08»
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Rico, Peppi, die Papageien Saphir und Smutch, das Minischwein Moritz und die Ratte Abraxas: Sie konkurrierten gestern bei Pflaumes Feiertagssendung "Der ... «Spiegel Online, May 05»
