CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SPIFLICATE
PRESENT
Present
I spiflicate
you spiflicate
he/she/it spiflicates
we spiflicate
you spiflicate
they spiflicate
Present continuous
I am spiflicating
you are spiflicating
he/she/it is spiflicating
we are spiflicating
you are spiflicating
they are spiflicating
Present perfect
I have spiflicated
you have spiflicated
he/she/it has spiflicated
we have spiflicated
you have spiflicated
they have spiflicated
Present perfect continuous
I have been spiflicating
you have been spiflicating
he/she/it has been spiflicating
we have been spiflicating
you have been spiflicating
they have been spiflicating
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 spiflicated
you spiflicated
he/she/it spiflicated
we spiflicated
you spiflicated
they spiflicated
Past continuous
I was spiflicating
you were spiflicating
he/she/it was spiflicating
we were spiflicating
you were spiflicating
they were spiflicating
Past perfect
I had spiflicated
you had spiflicated
he/she/it had spiflicated
we had spiflicated
you had spiflicated
they had spiflicated
Past perfect continuous
I had been spiflicating
you had been spiflicating
he/she/it had been spiflicating
we had been spiflicating
you had been spiflicating
they had been spiflicating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will spiflicate
you will spiflicate
he/she/it will spiflicate
we will spiflicate
you will spiflicate
they will spiflicate
Future continuous
I will be spiflicating
you will be spiflicating
he/she/it will be spiflicating
we will be spiflicating
you will be spiflicating
they will be spiflicating
Future perfect
I will have spiflicated
you will have spiflicated
he/she/it will have spiflicated
we will have spiflicated
you will have spiflicated
they will have spiflicated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been spiflicating
you will have been spiflicating
he/she/it will have been spiflicating
we will have been spiflicating
you will have been spiflicating
they will have been spiflicating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would spiflicate
you would spiflicate
he/she/it would spiflicate
we would spiflicate
you would spiflicate
they would spiflicate
Conditional continuous
I would be spiflicating
you would be spiflicating
he/she/it would be spiflicating
we would be spiflicating
you would be spiflicating
they would be spiflicating
Conditional perfect
I would have spiflicate
you would have spiflicate
he/she/it would have spiflicate
we would have spiflicate
you would have spiflicate
they would have spiflicate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been spiflicating
you would have been spiflicating
he/she/it would have been spiflicating
we would have been spiflicating
you would have been spiflicating
they would have been spiflicating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you spiflicate
we let´s spiflicate
you spiflicate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
spiflicated
Present Participle
spiflicating
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 «SPIFLICATE»
Discover the use of
spiflicate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
spiflicate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The New sporting magazine
Now time is all manner of things too ; we lose it, and we gain it, and yet we can
never lay our fists upon it, we are losing it now, with a vengeance, squire, and
never more so, than when we are trying to spiflicate it." "My good friend, I am at a
loss ...
2
Wordbook of Australian Idiom: Aussie Slang
(2) 'I'm spewie on losing the football game' spewing Exasperated, chafed,
annoyed— 'If we lose the contract we will be spewing' spiflicate Very humorous,
to make one laugh uncontrollably— 'Don't spiflicate me now!' spiflicate Punish,
hurt ...
3
The Routledge Dictionary of Historical Slang
BIFF—with some such sense as to hit (hard), hence to startle or astonish, or an
adv. of the spang kind—cf. its use in dial. spiff and spack bran new, quite new.
spiflicate (–1785); often spifflicate (1841—in dial.) and, mainly Cornish dial., The
...
4
Slang. A dictionary of the turf, the ring, the chase, the ...
.Spzlflicate (v. a.)—to spiflicate a thief is to spill him, or betray the subject of his
roguery. A man is deserving of spiflication who cannot hold his tongue, but will
speak to harm a fellow-mortal, whose opinions are of that primitive kind which ...
Jon BEE (pseud. [i.e. John Badcock.]), 1823
5
Slang: a dictionary of the turf, the ring, the chase, the ...
To join a bank' in a hell, is to ' go upon the spec' Spice-islands— any filthy
stinking neighbourhood. Spice of luck — to win a small stake, or small share in a
lottery prize. From ' espcce de bonne fortune,' French. Spiflicate (v. a.) — to
spiflicate a ...
6
The Gilded Tongue: Overly Eloquent Words for Everyday Things
... he didn't want to be intimidated by the school bully, he'd need to spiflicate hi
show his physical dominance. SOPHROSYNE • SPIFLICATE STACIARY (STAY-
jee-ER-ee): n. from Medieval Latin stagiarius, from stagium, estaejum.
7
An Australian Dictionary for North Americans
Australian version of an ice cream soda. spiflicate v. To kill or destroy, e.g. If you
give me any lip I'll spiflicate you. spine-basher n. A sleeping person, a lazy
person. spine-bashing v. Sleeping, lying down on the job, goofing off. spinifex n.
8
The Ingoldsby Legends, Volume 2
You've pouched the good gentleman's money, So out with your whinger at once,
And scrag Iane while I spiflicate Iohnny!” He refused, and harsh language
ensued, Which ended at length in a duel, When he that was mildest in mood
Gave the ...
Richard Harris Barham, Carol Hart, 2013
Very interesting experience;no whiteman ever have such luck before. Asika
nothalf bad,ifshefondof you; she like little girl in song,when she good, shevery,
very good. At any rate, nothing else to do.Marry Asika or spiflicate, whichmean,
Major, ...
Henry Rider Haggard, 2007
10
A Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue
on the cherry coloured prancer, I robbed the man on thfj black horse. Speck't
wiper, a coloured handkerchief, (cant) Spider shanked, thin legged. Spiflicate, to
spiflicate, to confound, silence, or dumbfound. Spill, a small reward, or gift of
money.
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPIFLICATE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
spiflicate is used in the context of the following news items.
Mullered and 61 other words for beaten at sport
There is spiflicate itself (which the OED terms "fanciful" but others suggest combines one or more of "stifle", "suffocate" and the dialect words "smothercate" and ... «BBC News, Jun 14»
10 Best Footballers to Look Out for in the FIFA Worldcup 2014
Iniesta, coupled with Xavi in the midfield, both can spiflicate opponent team's defense quite recklessly and for Barcelona's success, this couple is not far away ... «SportsBlog.com, Jun 14»
The true origin stories of 7 happy words
There was also spiflicate, which was an even older word meaning "to confound, completely overcome." So you'd spiflicate some poor shlub into buying an ugly ... «The Week Magazine, Aug 13»
What's on the box tonight
Sure, there are times we'd all like to spiflicate our families, but to have a family is a blessing we should never take for granted. Pictures of Hollis Wood Universal ... «Courier Mail, Dec 10»
