CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO WHEESH
PRESENT
Present
I wheesh
you wheesh
he/she/it wheeshes
we wheesh
you wheesh
they wheesh
Present continuous
I am wheeshing
you are wheeshing
he/she/it is wheeshing
we are wheeshing
you are wheeshing
they are wheeshing
Present perfect
I have wheeshed
you have wheeshed
he/she/it has wheeshed
we have wheeshed
you have wheeshed
they have wheeshed
Present perfect continuous
I have been wheeshing
you have been wheeshing
he/she/it has been wheeshing
we have been wheeshing
you have been wheeshing
they have been wheeshing
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 wheeshed
you wheeshed
he/she/it wheeshed
we wheeshed
you wheeshed
they wheeshed
Past continuous
I was wheeshing
you were wheeshing
he/she/it was wheeshing
we were wheeshing
you were wheeshing
they were wheeshing
Past perfect
I had wheeshed
you had wheeshed
he/she/it had wheeshed
we had wheeshed
you had wheeshed
they had wheeshed
Past perfect continuous
I had been wheeshing
you had been wheeshing
he/she/it had been wheeshing
we had been wheeshing
you had been wheeshing
they had been wheeshing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will wheesh
you will wheesh
he/she/it will wheesh
we will wheesh
you will wheesh
they will wheesh
Future continuous
I will be wheeshing
you will be wheeshing
he/she/it will be wheeshing
we will be wheeshing
you will be wheeshing
they will be wheeshing
Future perfect
I will have wheeshed
you will have wheeshed
he/she/it will have wheeshed
we will have wheeshed
you will have wheeshed
they will have wheeshed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been wheeshing
you will have been wheeshing
he/she/it will have been wheeshing
we will have been wheeshing
you will have been wheeshing
they will have been wheeshing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would wheesh
you would wheesh
he/she/it would wheesh
we would wheesh
you would wheesh
they would wheesh
Conditional continuous
I would be wheeshing
you would be wheeshing
he/she/it would be wheeshing
we would be wheeshing
you would be wheeshing
they would be wheeshing
Conditional perfect
I would have wheesh
you would have wheesh
he/she/it would have wheesh
we would have wheesh
you would have wheesh
they would have wheesh
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been wheeshing
you would have been wheeshing
he/she/it would have been wheeshing
we would have been wheeshing
you would have been wheeshing
they would have been wheeshing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you wheesh
we let´s wheesh
you wheesh
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
wheeshing
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 «WHEESH»
Discover the use of
wheesh in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
wheesh and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Fockleyr Manninagh as Baarlagh
Cr. Wheesh, so much, so great. Wheesh-ellet, so much more, as much greater.
Wheesh-shen, as large or as much as that Wheesh-shid, adv. as large as that
yonder. Wheesh-shoh, adv. as much as this. Wheiogoo, the fifth. Wiieigooo-»eed,
the ...
John Kelly, William Gill, Archibald Cregeen, 1866
Va rou(y)r sleih ayn there were too many people there Rouyr moddee as beggan
craueyn too many dogs and few bones g) whilleen (as many) agh whilleen as ren
soiaghey jeh but as many as esteemed him [John i.12] h) wheesh (as much, ...
3
A Handbook of Late Spoken Manx: Dictionary
WHAALEYR: ke'le':S1' W:N tailor, sewer, seamstress. WHEESH: hwi:.f JTK, NM,
hwif TC, kwi:f, whi:f HK, xwi:J°, fi:J't Ё W: N amount, quantity, an equal amount. Ir.
a choibh'e'is. a. tamain freayll wheesh kirree as 'Над freaylt son veg - tamain ...
4
Natural Harmony: Jade's Story
“Wheesh!” she screamed. As Jade sat in the grass, she flung her arms up in the
air, demonstrating the seagulls' flying technique. “Wheesh!" “Yes, Jade, the birds
do go wheesh!” It was great fun simply watching her having so much fun. I asked
...
X. Va Illiam vooar y Condray As dooinney vooar yn Chronk, Va'd gyllagh son ny
guill'in Va wheesh d'inneenyn o0. XI. 0 shuish, inneenyn Vannin Ta dobberan
ayns doo, Gra nagh vel guillin faagit, Agh paitchyn nagh vel feeu. XII. Dy vel ad ...
As jeh Niau reesht dy gheddyn agh un shilley, Wheesh shen dy eunys feer deyr
chionnagh shin, Veih'n arrey armit ta soit er nyn skyn ; Ta boltyn-taarnee ec Jee
foast ayns stoyr, As chentyn loshtagh guintagh wheesh as s'lioar, Dy chean nyn ...
7
The Essential Scots Dictionary: Scots-English, English-Scots
n a sharp cry or whistle. wheeple v, n whistle. wheep see whip. wheerlorum n a
toy; a thingumajig. wheesh see wheesht, whush. wheesht, wheesh, whisht
interjection be quiet!, shut up! v 1 call for silence. 2 silence, quieten. 3 be quiet,
remain ...
Iseabail Macleod, Pauline Cairns, 2004
8
Bog-Myrtle and Peat Tales Chiefly of Galloway Gathered from ...
Their faces are full of anger, and their mouths are open to devour—" "Wheesh,
wheesh, woman! Here's the young Sheriff come doon frae the Barr wi' the Fiscal
to tak' evidence." And Barbara Allen was silent as Gregory Jeffray came in.
S. R. (Samuel Rutherford) Crockett, 2012
9
Island Of The Scottish Soldier
Wheesh! Wheesh! Barge methodically wiped his nose. 'I -was asking you why the
rasters* thought it was me who did the talking?' repeated Morgan, his face
strained and bluish under the light bulb that suddenly winked from yellow to blue
in a ...
Like a bonito, she go Wheesh! Wheesh!Here, there,and then gone! Pfooi!” At the
hatchwayabove there was astir and rattling. A faint breath of air, stillhot,
butlessfoul than thenauseous steam that filled the hold, lightly touched Marvin'
sface, ...
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WHEESH»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
wheesh is used in the context of the following news items.
Is it possible to love pumping?
That hideous wheesh whooshing sound. The 78,000 hours I would spend washing pump parts. The effect on my mood if I only got two ounces. And yet, without it ... «BabyCenter, Jan 15»
Mike Tanier's Monday Morning Hangover: Hot Teams and Baby …
Hear the steam wheesh. That train is gathering momentum. Small children and chickens are running beside it, waving goodbye and clucking. It's rounding the ... «Bleacher Report, Dec 14»
Bath take heed of owner's warning to trample Leicester into the ground
Oh hold yur wheesh. Cockerill is one of the most successful managers in rugby history, but even he couldn't stop a player going to join a team coached by his ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
Resistance is futile: Ballyfermot schoolgirls row in to work out
Wooh-wheesh. The look on the faces of five teenage girls is familiar to everyone who has been in a gym or rowing club: the intense concentration of the struggle ... «Irish Times, May 14»
[Updated] Music review: Joshua Bell and Rafael Frühbeck de …
All that, and Joshua Bell playing Bruch's wee dingy “Scottish Fantasy,” the billowy clouds lighty and the picnickers wheesh'd. Scots slang, in truth, hardly suits ... «Los Angeles Times, Jul 10»
Lessons in horse-handling at Cambridgeshire
This is also our opportunity to learn the basic commands: “walk on”, “walk over” (for a left turn), “wheesh” (for a right one). Further encouragement is signalled by ... «Financial Times, Sep 09»
Coconut waffles with mango and vanilla mascarpone
... which is expensive at £60 (from kitchen shops and wheesh.com ; 01725 514779 ) but turns out authentically deep waffles. Otherwise, buy ready-made waffles ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 09»
