CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO CUITTLE
PRESENT
Present
I cuittle
you cuittle
he/she/it cuittles
we cuittle
you cuittle
they cuittle
Present continuous
I am cuittling
you are cuittling
he/she/it is cuittling
we are cuittling
you are cuittling
they are cuittling
Present perfect
I have cuittled
you have cuittled
he/she/it has cuittled
we have cuittled
you have cuittled
they have cuittled
Present perfect continuous
I have been cuittling
you have been cuittling
he/she/it has been cuittling
we have been cuittling
you have been cuittling
they have been cuittling
PAST
Past
I cuittled
you cuittled
he/she/it cuittled
we cuittled
you cuittled
they cuittled
Past continuous
I was cuittling
you were cuittling
he/she/it was cuittling
we were cuittling
you were cuittling
they were cuittling
Past perfect
I had cuittled
you had cuittled
he/she/it had cuittled
we had cuittled
you had cuittled
they had cuittled
Past perfect continuous
I had been cuittling
you had been cuittling
he/she/it had been cuittling
we had been cuittling
you had been cuittling
they had been cuittling
FUTURE
Future
I will cuittle
you will cuittle
he/she/it will cuittle
we will cuittle
you will cuittle
they will cuittle
Future continuous
I will be cuittling
you will be cuittling
he/she/it will be cuittling
we will be cuittling
you will be cuittling
they will be cuittling
Future perfect
I will have cuittled
you will have cuittled
he/she/it will have cuittled
we will have cuittled
you will have cuittled
they will have cuittled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been cuittling
you will have been cuittling
he/she/it will have been cuittling
we will have been cuittling
you will have been cuittling
they will have been cuittling
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would cuittle
you would cuittle
he/she/it would cuittle
we would cuittle
you would cuittle
they would cuittle
Conditional continuous
I would be cuittling
you would be cuittling
he/she/it would be cuittling
we would be cuittling
you would be cuittling
they would be cuittling
Conditional perfect
I would have cuittle
you would have cuittle
he/she/it would have cuittle
we would have cuittle
you would have cuittle
they would have cuittle
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been cuittling
you would have been cuittling
he/she/it would have been cuittling
we would have been cuittling
you would have been cuittling
they would have been cuittling
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you cuittle
we let´s cuittle
you cuittle
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
cuittling
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CUITTLE»
Descubre el uso de
cuittle en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
cuittle y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The Roxburghshire Word-Book
G. 2. Ludicrously: A dirty foot and ankle. NE. 3. That cafis cuittikins, = that
surpasses anything I have heard. N. [From Roxb. suit = Sc. coot ankle] CUITTLE,
sb. NE, w. A polish or burnishing up. CUITTLE, v. I. tr. To flatter 0r wheedle (a
person).
2
The Prose Works: Containing Tales of my landlord, The Monastery
Cuittle, tickle; “ cuittle favour,” curry favour. Cullion, puppy; base, spunging fellow.
Cummer, midwife; gossip. Curch, cap; woman's head dress. Curfuflle, ruflie;
rumple. Curliewurlies, fantastical circular ornaments. Curn, small portion. Gurney.
Crowdy, meal and milk mixed in a cold state;a kind of pottage. Crown of the
causeway, middle of the street. Cruppin, crept. Cud, cudgel. Cuddie, ass.
Cuitikins, cutikings, guetrcs, gaiters. Cuitle. diihllc. Cuittle, Eng. cuddle, (with a
different ...
4
Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
It's up Glenbarchan's braes I gaed, And o'er the bent of Killiebraid, And mony a
weary cast I made, To cuittle the moor-fowl's tail. Waverley, i. 150. 2. To wheedle.
V. Cutle, v. CUK-STULE, The cucking-stool. V. Cock- STULE. CULE-AN'-SUP, a ...
Crowd y, meal and milk mixed in a cold state ; a kind of pottage. Crown of the
causeway, middle of the street. Cruppin, crept. Cud, cudgel. Cuddie, ass.
Cuitikins, cutikings, guetres, gaiters. Cuitle, diddle. Cuittle, (Eng. cuddle, with a
different ...
6
Castle Dangerous. Tales of a grandfather. First series
Cuittle, (Eng. cuddle, with a dif- fi'rent shade of meaning,) tickle. " Cuittle favour,"
curry favour. Cullion, (Gael.) puppy ; base spunging dog; base fellow, poltroon.
Cummer, midwife; gossip. Curch, (Gael, and Fr.) kerchief; a woman's covering for
...
7
Notices and Anecdotes Illustrative of the Incidents, ...
Cuittle (Eng. cuddle, with a different shade of meaning), tickle. " Cuittle favour,"
curry favour. Cullion, (Gael.) puppy; base spung- ing dog ; base fellow, poltroon.
Cummer, midwife; gossip. Curch (Gael, and Fr.), kerchief; a woman's covering for
...
8
Novels and tales of the author of Waverley
Cuittle, tickle ; " cuittle favour," curry favour. Cullion, puppy ; base spunging fellow
. Cummer, midwife ; gosiip. Curch, cap ; woman's head-dress. Curfuffle, ruffle ;
rumple. Curliewurlies, fantastical circular ornaments. Curney, round ; granulated.
sir Walter Scott (bart [novels, collected]), 1822
9
Bride of Lammermoor. Legend of Montrose
Cuittle, tickle; "cuittle favour," curry favour. Cullion, puppy ; base, spunging fellow.
Cummer, midwife ; gossip. Curch, cap ; woman's head-dress. Carfuffle, ruffle ;
rumple. Curliewurlies, fantastical circular ornaments. Curney, round ; granulated.
10
Waverley Novels: Castle dangerous ; 2 . The surgeon's daughter
Crowdy, meal and milk mixed ina cold state; a kind Qfpot. tags. Crown of the
causeway, middle oftke street. Cruppin, crept. Cud, cudgel. Cuddie, ass. Cuitikins
, cutikings, guetres, gaiters. Cuitle, diddle. Cuittle, (Eng. cuddle, with a different ...
