CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNPURSE
PRESENT
Present
I unpurse
you unpurse
he/she/it unpurses
we unpurse
you unpurse
they unpurse
Present continuous
I am unpursing
you are unpursing
he/she/it is unpursing
we are unpursing
you are unpursing
they are unpursing
Present perfect
I have unpursed
you have unpursed
he/she/it has unpursed
we have unpursed
you have unpursed
they have unpursed
Present perfect continuous
I have been unpursing
you have been unpursing
he/she/it has been unpursing
we have been unpursing
you have been unpursing
they have been unpursing
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 unpursed
you unpursed
he/she/it unpursed
we unpursed
you unpursed
they unpursed
Past continuous
I was unpursing
you were unpursing
he/she/it was unpursing
we were unpursing
you were unpursing
they were unpursing
Past perfect
I had unpursed
you had unpursed
he/she/it had unpursed
we had unpursed
you had unpursed
they had unpursed
Past perfect continuous
I had been unpursing
you had been unpursing
he/she/it had been unpursing
we had been unpursing
you had been unpursing
they had been unpursing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will unpurse
you will unpurse
he/she/it will unpurse
we will unpurse
you will unpurse
they will unpurse
Future continuous
I will be unpursing
you will be unpursing
he/she/it will be unpursing
we will be unpursing
you will be unpursing
they will be unpursing
Future perfect
I will have unpursed
you will have unpursed
he/she/it will have unpursed
we will have unpursed
you will have unpursed
they will have unpursed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unpursing
you will have been unpursing
he/she/it will have been unpursing
we will have been unpursing
you will have been unpursing
they will have been unpursing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unpurse
you would unpurse
he/she/it would unpurse
we would unpurse
you would unpurse
they would unpurse
Conditional continuous
I would be unpursing
you would be unpursing
he/she/it would be unpursing
we would be unpursing
you would be unpursing
they would be unpursing
Conditional perfect
I would have unpurse
you would have unpurse
he/she/it would have unpurse
we would have unpurse
you would have unpurse
they would have unpurse
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unpursing
you would have been unpursing
he/she/it would have been unpursing
we would have been unpursing
you would have been unpursing
they would have been unpursing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unpurse
we let´s unpurse
you unpurse
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
unpursing
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 «UNPURSE»
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unpurse in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unpurse and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
An Universal Etymological Dictionary
L. To DISBRANCH [of/der and brancber, F.] to cut off the Branches. w To
DXSBUFJSE ldrshourstr, F. qui. to unpurse] to expend or lay out Money. '
DISBURSFJMENT, a dishursmg or laying out. - fflTo-DISBUXVTHEN [of dis and
BynYea, Saw] ...
There is no conversation in that car either. michelle's lips have yet to unpurse, her
rigid spine yet to waver from the righteous anger into which she has enfolded
herself. Sandy, unwilling to give up company at what she considers an early hour
, ...
3
The Universal Etymological English Dictionary:: In Two ...
... 'to Pasture or Plonghed Land. 0. L. . To DISBRANCH [of der and Lraurbe', 12]
to cut off the Branches. To DlSBU'D [in Gardening] to take off th' Sprigs newly put
forth. To DlsBUR'sE [de/boursrr, r. 7. m to ' unpurse] to ex end or lay out Money.
4
Kismet: or, The doom of Turkey
... money run away and hide themselves as our parties approach, and we catch
some of them as we can, hap-hazard ; and if, when they are caught, any of them
have parents, or relatives, or friends, that can unpurse (chipossino sborsare), why
, ...
50 29 Unpurse, v. to disburse, 191 42 Unreasonable, adj. 4. 37, 38 Unrebelliouse
, adj. 226 44 Unredie, adj. 97 35 Unreligiouse, adj. irreligious, 226 45
Unremediable, adj. 4 40 Unremovable, adj. 4 41 Unrcmoved, part. 50 30
Unrenowned, adj.
6
Manipulus vocabulorum. A dictionarie of English and Latine ...
50 29 Unpurse, v. to disburse, 191 42 Unreasonable, adj. 4. 37, 38 Unrebelliouse
, adj. 226 44 Unredie, adj. 97 35 Unreligiouse, adj. irreligious, 226 45
Unremediable, adj. 4 40 Unremovable, adj. 4 41 Unremoved, part. 50 30
Unrenowned, adj ...
Peter Levens, Henry Benjamin Wheatley, 1867
... doesn't know I'm awake and looking at her, that promotes understanding. I
realize then that she is no longer angry with me. Why not? I ask myself. Why isn't
she angry? Knowledge surges across me as I watch Mom purse and unpurse her
...
8
AS Media Studies: The Essential Introduction
Typical of the English upper-middle classes to feel miffed that Posh and Becks
have bought a house in their' part of Provence as opposed to the French villagers
of Beremon who are chuffed to bits ... I'd say to these snobby Brits . . . unpurse ...
Philip Rayner, Peter Wall, Stephen Kruger, 2004
"Damn"—he popped himself in the forehead—"where's Peyton? Is he at
Rosemary's? And who's the woman who called me?" Isaac watched Kennedy
purse, then unpurse, her lips. "Sorry. I'm fine. Doris is my neighbor. She's always
had akey ...
10
Delphi Complete Works of Robert Browning (Illustrated)
... bybut onedegree. Therefore rather it was that, than sit still Simply, my righthand
drew it while myleft Pulled smooth and pinched the moustache to apoint. Now
Ipermit your plump lipsto unpurse: “So far,one possibly may understand mydear.
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNPURSE»
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unpurse is used in the context of the following news items.
Celia Walden: 'People could save themselves the 15-buck entry fee …
... than for that woman to break through the canvas, unpurse her lips and snarl, 'Let's go with no peace sign, shall we. Oh, and how about you get out of my face?'. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Amanda Bynes goes viral: 10 recent pics and vids
In the video, Amanda can't seem to unpurse her lips or fully open her eyes. Is she being cute, has she had too much plastic surgery (or used too much eyelash ... «SheKnows.com, Apr 13»
Enough With the Celebrity Duckface
And as long as it reigns in Hollywood, girls across the social media sphere will be puckering up. This is our appeal to you, famous women: Unpurse your lips, ... «Cosmopolitan, Jan 13»
Blowing Up Pretty Little Liars' Lucy Hale's Spot On Twitter? Chris …
... to lower our index finder or unpurse our lips since we read that Chris Zylka discussed his breakup with Pretty Little Liars' Lucy Hale on Twitter…unfavorably. «VH1, Sep 12»
RCR Theatre Presents: A Cinco De Mayo Lunch
[The WAITER looks at NUTT, who is squinting at menu, looks surprised momentarily, thrusts his finger skyward, then purses his lips, unpurses and purses again.]. «Red Cup Rebellion, May 11»
