CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO CAGMAG
PRESENT
Present
I cagmag
you cagmag
he/she/it cagmags
we cagmag
you cagmag
they cagmag
Present continuous
I am cagmagging
you are cagmagging
he/she/it is cagmagging
we are cagmagging
you are cagmagging
they are cagmagging
Present perfect
I have cagmagged
you have cagmagged
he/she/it has cagmagged
we have cagmagged
you have cagmagged
they have cagmagged
Present perfect continuous
I have been cagmagging
you have been cagmagging
he/she/it has been cagmagging
we have been cagmagging
you have been cagmagging
they have been cagmagging
PAST
Past
I cagmagged
you cagmagged
he/she/it cagmagged
we cagmagged
you cagmagged
they cagmagged
Past continuous
I was cagmagging
you were cagmagging
he/she/it was cagmagging
we were cagmagging
you were cagmagging
they were cagmagging
Past perfect
I had cagmagged
you had cagmagged
he/she/it had cagmagged
we had cagmagged
you had cagmagged
they had cagmagged
Past perfect continuous
I had been cagmagging
you had been cagmagging
he/she/it had been cagmagging
we had been cagmagging
you had been cagmagging
they had been cagmagging
FUTURE
Future
I will cagmag
you will cagmag
he/she/it will cagmag
we will cagmag
you will cagmag
they will cagmag
Future continuous
I will be cagmagging
you will be cagmagging
he/she/it will be cagmagging
we will be cagmagging
you will be cagmagging
they will be cagmagging
Future perfect
I will have cagmagged
you will have cagmagged
he/she/it will have cagmagged
we will have cagmagged
you will have cagmagged
they will have cagmagged
Future perfect continuous
I will have been cagmagging
you will have been cagmagging
he/she/it will have been cagmagging
we will have been cagmagging
you will have been cagmagging
they will have been cagmagging
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would cagmag
you would cagmag
he/she/it would cagmag
we would cagmag
you would cagmag
they would cagmag
Conditional continuous
I would be cagmagging
you would be cagmagging
he/she/it would be cagmagging
we would be cagmagging
you would be cagmagging
they would be cagmagging
Conditional perfect
I would have cagmag
you would have cagmag
he/she/it would have cagmag
we would have cagmag
you would have cagmag
they would have cagmag
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been cagmagging
you would have been cagmagging
he/she/it would have been cagmagging
we would have been cagmagging
you would have been cagmagging
they would have been cagmagging
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you cagmag
we let´s cagmag
you cagmag
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
cagmagged
Present Participle
cagmagging
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CAGMAG»
Descubre el uso de
cagmag en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
cagmag y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The English dialect dictionary
Ltn. That oud cagmag o' thine 'll be as til'l'as boot~leather. when it euros to killin'
on haer, Peacocn Techs (1339) 1:8; n.Lin.1 l-lmp. HOLLOWAY. Cor. 2. Tough,
inferior meat; carrion. Also used ottrt'b. See Gag, sb.” NJIyJ, thJ, e.?t'ka.1 tiv-Yks- (
] ...
But damn Cagmag would not stop digging through the surrounding filth long
enough to say anything more than a few words at once. The slimy troll would
tower over most fey if it ever stood upright, but down in the tunnels it could move
about ...
3
Second Thoughts: More Queer and Weird Stories
Cagmag dipped its hooked hands deep into the muck, and then leaned forward
to bring a nose that resembled a notched dagger low to sniff around. Tupp was
about to depart when the sewer-hunter pulled out a reeking handful and sighed ...
4
A Woman of Thirty, the Seamy Side of History, and Other Stories
My stomach is much too delicate to digest the cagmag you get at an inn." "'
Cagmag' is as delicate as your digestion," retorted Georges. " ' Cagmag' is good !
" said the great painter. "The word is in use in the best circles," said Mistigris ; " I
use it ...
5
Salopia antiqua, or, An enquiry from personal survey into ...
Cagmag, s. inferior or bad meat. Ex. " Kills nothing but cagmag ." Cake, s. a
contemptuous appellation for any one. Either a chastened form of expression
from the A. Sax. cac, as, " a cake of a feller," or else, which seems to me more
probable, ...
Charles Henry Hartshorne, 1841
6
Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present: A Dictionary ...
CagMag, subs, (vulgar).—Primarily a provincialism fora tough old goose;now
avulgarism for refuse,or rubbish, or scraps and ends. Thetransferred
senseisolder thangiven in the N.E.D. Cf., Kegmeg.[Brewer derives it, 'from the
Gaelic and Welsh ...
7
The Old Cotswold Dialect
The word is, in fact, used throughout the Midlands in that connection, but the
Cotswold cagmag (a nagging woman, or as a verb, to nag) is onomatopoeic and
has no associated with the word employed in the meat trade. A word common in
...
8
Notes abroad and rhapsodies at home. By a veteran traveller ...
Undoubtedly ; but then, when a man pays for the price of a good wholesome
dinner, and finds that all the dishes are filled with cagmag, it is no particular
satisfaction to him to know that he is not forced to touch a second morsel. And "
Cagmag ...
9
Notes Abroad and Rhapsodies at Home
Undoubtedly ; but then, when a man pays for the price of a good wholesome
dinner, and finds that all the dishes are filled with cagmag, it is no particular
satisfaction to him to know that he is not forced to touch a second morsel. And "
Cagmag ...
10
The Routledge Dictionary of Historical Slang
Bal. cf. preceding. cag-mag , see CAGMAG. cage . In C.16–17, S.E. (as in
Shakespeare) and=a prison. In C.17–19, low if not indeed c., for a lock-up. At
cage, F. & H. has a list of synonyms, English, French, German, Spanish, and
Italian, for a ...
2 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «CAGMAG»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
cagmag en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Midlands school BANS children from using 'damaging' Black …
Bonk - A small hill. Broo'us - A brewery. Cagmag - A gossipy old woman. Caw - Cannot Chicklings - Pig's intestines (a Black Country delicacy) «Daily Mail, Nov 13»
Susie Dent: Chopsing or jaffocking, why Brits are thrilled by wordplay
If you are the person doing the gossiping, you would be a blatherskite in Durham, a cagmag in Gloucestershire, a caller in Yorkshire, a clat-can ... «The Independent, Feb 12»
