CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO WORRIT
PRESENT
Present
I worrit
you worrit
he/she/it worrits
we worrit
you worrit
they worrit
Present continuous
I am worriting
you are worriting
he/she/it is worriting
we are worriting
you are worriting
they are worriting
Present perfect
I have worrited
you have worrited
he/she/it has worrited
we have worrited
you have worrited
they have worrited
Present perfect continuous
I have been worriting
you have been worriting
he/she/it has been worriting
we have been worriting
you have been worriting
they have been worriting
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 worrited
you worrited
he/she/it worrited
we worrited
you worrited
they worrited
Past continuous
I was worriting
you were worriting
he/she/it was worriting
we were worriting
you were worriting
they were worriting
Past perfect
I had worrited
you had worrited
he/she/it had worrited
we had worrited
you had worrited
they had worrited
Past perfect continuous
I had been worriting
you had been worriting
he/she/it had been worriting
we had been worriting
you had been worriting
they had been worriting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will worrit
you will worrit
he/she/it will worrit
we will worrit
you will worrit
they will worrit
Future continuous
I will be worriting
you will be worriting
he/she/it will be worriting
we will be worriting
you will be worriting
they will be worriting
Future perfect
I will have worrited
you will have worrited
he/she/it will have worrited
we will have worrited
you will have worrited
they will have worrited
Future perfect continuous
I will have been worriting
you will have been worriting
he/she/it will have been worriting
we will have been worriting
you will have been worriting
they will have been worriting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would worrit
you would worrit
he/she/it would worrit
we would worrit
you would worrit
they would worrit
Conditional continuous
I would be worriting
you would be worriting
he/she/it would be worriting
we would be worriting
you would be worriting
they would be worriting
Conditional perfect
I would have worrit
you would have worrit
he/she/it would have worrit
we would have worrit
you would have worrit
they would have worrit
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been worriting
you would have been worriting
he/she/it would have been worriting
we would have been worriting
you would have been worriting
they would have been worriting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you worrit
we let´s worrit
you worrit
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
worriting
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 «WORRIT»
Discover the use of
worrit in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
worrit and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The English Dialect Dictionary: T-Z. Supplement. ...
WORRIT, v. and sb. In gen. dial, and colloq. use in Sc. Irel. Eng. and Amer. Also
in forms weret Wor. ; werret ne.Lan.1 Shr.1 Glo.1 Oxf.1 Cor.1 ; werrett Dev. ; werrit
N.Cy.1 e.Yks.1 w.Yks.12 e.Lan.1 s.Lan.1 Chs.1 s.Chs.1 Stf. nw.Der.1 Not.1 Lin.1
...
2
The English dialect dictionary
WORRIT, 'u. and sb. In gen. dial. and colloq. use in Sc. Irel. Eng. and Amer. Also
in forms weret \Vor.; werret ne.Lan.1 Shr.l Glo.l Oiltf.1 Cor}; werrett Dcv.; werrit
N.C .1 e.Yks.I w.Yks.12 e.Lan.l s.I.an.l Chs.1 s.Chs.' Stf. nw. er.l Not.' Lin.I n.Lin.'
sw.
3
The English Dialect Dictionary, Being the Complete ...
Cf. worry, 2. WORRIMENT, sb. Cum. wa'rimant] Harassing annoyance. I'll have
no sec worriment in my house. . . Those that live here must live at peace, CAINE
Hagar (1887) I. 79; Cum.' WORRIT, 'u. and sb. In n. dial. and colloq. use in Sc. Irel
.
4
Riddley Walker, Expanded Edition
Im worrit over this shoar.' The salting bloak says, 'Dont you worry over this shoar.
Its my groun and Im right here on it and wide a wake.' Eusa says, 'Yes I know only
Im worrit any how. Heres you oansome on the shoar with no hevvy fentses and ...
5
The Lady's Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair ...
Sir WJtloughby Worrit Mr.-Dowton. Farmer" Oronse - - - '- Mr-Wrou^hton.
Cornelius O'Dedimus - Mr. Johnstone. Pcader Mr. Matthew*. I'O ichor - — ..... j\ir.
Scriven. Sailur - Mr. Smith. Pari'h Officer Mr. Sparks. Lady U'orrlt - - - - - Mrs.
Harlow*.
6
The Red Cross III:. The Head of the Crow: The Assassin ...
I'm worrit aboot us! I'm nae worrit aboot somethin' gettin' in, I'm worrit aboot
somethin' gettin' out!” “Puh-lease,” she said softly and tugged on his arm. He laid
down the hammer and stood up slowly, checking the wood, pulling on it, testing
its ...
7
Terms of Endearment: A Novel
It was only the fact that he was sitting on the curb that surprised her. He had on
his chauffeur pants and his undershirt. “What's the matter, you get fired?” she
asked. F.V. shook his head. “Worrit sick,” he said. “Yeah, me too,” Rosie said. “I
don't ...
8
A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
See worrit. worried as a pregnant fox in a forest fire (, as). Extremely anxious: Can
. c.p.: since ca. 1920. (Leechman) Claiborne, 1976, adds, This would appear to
be a variant of the US c.p. “hot as (or hotter than) a freshly fucked female fox in a
...
9
J. Duncombe's second, and only correct, edition. Mr. Mathews ...
Mr. Mathews next introduces Mrs. Worrit, an old lady who ' recollects you when
you were young; when you had ' f'laxen hair and blue eyes ; recollects the first
day you wore trowsers; she declares she never will forsake you, which although ...
Charles MATHEWS (the Elder.), 1826
10
Outlander 8-Book Bundle
“So I'd no be worrit for him!” I muttered under my breath as I strode toward the
stables. “He'd better be 'worrit,' when I catch up to him!” There was only the one
main road heading inland. I rode along it at a good pace, keeping an eye on the ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WORRIT»
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worrit is used in the context of the following news items.
Do We Talk Funny? 51 American Colloquialisms
Texas: worrit — nag. 45. Utah: sluff school — play hooky. 46. Vermont: pestle around — putter about. 47. Virginia: garlicky — bad flavor, said of milk. 48. «NPR, May 15»
This Texan never heard of 'jumping the broom'
You can't worrit them about that. After that, it's time to move out of the rent house and into their own house, complete with a majestic gallery shaded by a post oak ... «Seattle Post Intelligencer, Mar 12»
