CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SWIVE
PRESENT
Present
I swive
you swive
he/she/it swives
we swive
you swive
they swive
Present continuous
I am swiving
you are swiving
he/she/it is swiving
we are swiving
you are swiving
they are swiving
Present perfect
I have swived
you have swived
he/she/it has swived
we have swived
you have swived
they have swived
Present perfect continuous
I have been swiving
you have been swiving
he/she/it has been swiving
we have been swiving
you have been swiving
they have been swiving
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 swived
you swived
he/she/it swived
we swived
you swived
they swived
Past continuous
I was swiving
you were swiving
he/she/it was swiving
we were swiving
you were swiving
they were swiving
Past perfect
I had swived
you had swived
he/she/it had swived
we had swived
you had swived
they had swived
Past perfect continuous
I had been swiving
you had been swiving
he/she/it had been swiving
we had been swiving
you had been swiving
they had been swiving
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will swive
you will swive
he/she/it will swive
we will swive
you will swive
they will swive
Future continuous
I will be swiving
you will be swiving
he/she/it will be swiving
we will be swiving
you will be swiving
they will be swiving
Future perfect
I will have swived
you will have swived
he/she/it will have swived
we will have swived
you will have swived
they will have swived
Future perfect continuous
I will have been swiving
you will have been swiving
he/she/it will have been swiving
we will have been swiving
you will have been swiving
they will have been swiving
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would swive
you would swive
he/she/it would swive
we would swive
you would swive
they would swive
Conditional continuous
I would be swiving
you would be swiving
he/she/it would be swiving
we would be swiving
you would be swiving
they would be swiving
Conditional perfect
I would have swive
you would have swive
he/she/it would have swive
we would have swive
you would have swive
they would have swive
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been swiving
you would have been swiving
he/she/it would have been swiving
we would have been swiving
you would have been swiving
they would have been swiving
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you swive
we let´s swive
you swive
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
swiving
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 «SWIVE»
Discover the use of
swive in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
swive and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
An Encyclopedia of Swearing: The Social History of Oaths, ...
The Social History of Oaths, Profanity, Foul Language, and Ethnic Slurs in the
English-Speaking World Geoffrey Hughes. sard and swive have now been
archaic for over a century. The modern term fuck is recorded only from the early
sixteenth ...
2
The Lover's Tongue: A Merry Romp Through the Language of ...
... fornication as it pertained to the woman. A man could not commit putage. Other
words, such as swink and swive, have also been forgotten, except to those who
have read Chaucer's Canterbury Tales where he uses them unabashedly.
3
Microsoft XNA 4.0 Game Development Cookbook
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ToLowerArn new SwivelHingeJoint( upperArm.PhysicsEr ' lowerArm.PhysicsEr
upperArm.PhysicsEr ti ti ti “Y! “Y! Swive— Swive— Swive— Swive— Swive—
Swive— it it ...
4
The Man Who Invented Gender: Engaging the Ideas of John Money
A representative example is a piece he wrote in 1982 titled “To Quim and to
Swive: Linguistic and Coital Parity, Male and Female” (1982b). He began, “In
neither the standard English vocabulary of literature and science, nor the
vernacular ...
5
Unit Maintenance Repair Parts and Special Tools Lists: ...
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6
Holy Sh*t: A Brief History of Swearing
Chaucer was also liberal with swive, which, along with sard, was the direct word
for copulation until fuck came along in the 15005. “For on thy bed thy wife I saw
him swive,” one character in the Manciple's Tale informs another. The moral of
his ...
7
Holy Sh*t: A Brief History of Swearing
Chaucer was also liberal with swive, which, along with sard, was the direct word
for copulation until fuck came along in the 15005. “For on thy bed thy wife I saw
him swive,” one character in the Manciple's Tale informs another. The moral of
his ...
8
Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present: A Dictionary ...
Swive, verb. (venery). — To copulate : see Ride (Grose). Hence swiVER = a
performer{q.v.), a wencher(^.z>.); Queen of Swiveland = Venus. .... MS. Cantab.,
Ff.ii.38, f. 136. A!seydethepye, by Godys wylle, How thouartswyved y schalle telle.
9
Etymologicon magnum, or Universal etymological dictionary, ...
Subare est suis foeminas appetere marem." The name of the Man preceded, if I
mistake not, in the formation of this peculiar sense. In our ancient language,
Swive is the appropriate and familiar term for transactions of this nature. In the '
Tale of ...
10
Philosophical Magazine
Finding that the carronade, from the great corn. parative fize of its bore to that of
its length, required a larger quantity of mercurial sspowdervto burst it' than we
were pro_*vided with, we charged a half-pounder swive] with an ounce and a
half ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SWIVE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
swive is used in the context of the following news items.
How Dare You Say That! The Evolution of Profanity
Chaucer had available to him a thoroughly inoffensive word referring to the sex act, swive. An anatomy book in the 1400s could casually refer to a part of the ... «Wall Street Journal, Jul 15»
Pervert or sexual libertarian?: Meet John Money, “the father of f …
Money often used sexualized rather than clinical terms for sexual activities, such as the verbs “to quim” and “to swive,” which he derived from vernacular ... «Salon, Jan 15»
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keltictim says: Dec 25, 2014 9:47 AM. @swive it's not that bill thought he was done, he thought he could match the production cheaper, and he did. ytsejamer1 ... «NBCSports.com, Dec 14»
Tickle gizzard and the pleasure pivot: A history of sex slang and the …
... at belly-to-belly, at blindman's buff, at couch quail, at couple your navels and several more; the list continues with plough, rifle, seal, sport, swive, thrum, thump, ... «Salon, Oct 14»
Scrabble Updates Dictionary For The First Time In Nine Years
... while leaving out many contemporary usages, from "frack" to "ew." I applaud this expansion. My own addition? "Fuck." Swive is already in, why not that? «Kotaku, Mar 14»
Swearing: The Fascinating History of Our Favorite Four-Letter Words
The more common Middle English word for sex was swive, which has developed nicely into the Modern English word swivel, as in: go swivel on it. Some of the ... «The New Republic, Feb 14»
On the Origin of 'Fuck'
If you wanted to talk about making whoopee in a dirty way, the Middle English word to use was swive. [ETA: @earlymodernjohn asked if it's related to Modern ... «Huffington Post, Feb 14»
This Map Shows Where People Are Dropping the F-Bomb Right Now
It wasn't even an attested English word until the 16th century. (The apocryphal "pluck yew" story isn't true.) Before that the word used was mostly "swive." Reply. «Gizmodo, Nov 13»
Book review: Holy Sh*t: a Brief History of Swearing, By Melissa Mohr
When did fuck replace sard or swive? Why were the Victorians so disturbed by gamahuche, godemiche and huffle ? In the early Middle Ages Aldred, a monk in ... «The Independent, Aug 13»
Holy Sh*t, Melissa Mohr; Yes, I Could Care Less, Bill Walsh …
Although “Holy Sh*t” makes for peerless cocktail party fodder (did you know that “sard” and “swive” were common predecessors of our heavily over-burdened ... «Washington Post, Jul 13»
