CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO SNOTTER
PRESENT
Present
I snotter
you snotter
he/she/it snotters
we snotter
you snotter
they snotter
Present continuous
I am snottering
you are snottering
he/she/it is snottering
we are snottering
you are snottering
they are snottering
Present perfect
I have snottered
you have snottered
he/she/it has snottered
we have snottered
you have snottered
they have snottered
Present perfect continuous
I have been snottering
you have been snottering
he/she/it has been snottering
we have been snottering
you have been snottering
they have been snottering
PAST
Past
I snottered
you snottered
he/she/it snottered
we snottered
you snottered
they snottered
Past continuous
I was snottering
you were snottering
he/she/it was snottering
we were snottering
you were snottering
they were snottering
Past perfect
I had snottered
you had snottered
he/she/it had snottered
we had snottered
you had snottered
they had snottered
Past perfect continuous
I had been snottering
you had been snottering
he/she/it had been snottering
we had been snottering
you had been snottering
they had been snottering
FUTURE
Future
I will snotter
you will snotter
he/she/it will snotter
we will snotter
you will snotter
they will snotter
Future continuous
I will be snottering
you will be snottering
he/she/it will be snottering
we will be snottering
you will be snottering
they will be snottering
Future perfect
I will have snottered
you will have snottered
he/she/it will have snottered
we will have snottered
you will have snottered
they will have snottered
Future perfect continuous
I will have been snottering
you will have been snottering
he/she/it will have been snottering
we will have been snottering
you will have been snottering
they will have been snottering
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would snotter
you would snotter
he/she/it would snotter
we would snotter
you would snotter
they would snotter
Conditional continuous
I would be snottering
you would be snottering
he/she/it would be snottering
we would be snottering
you would be snottering
they would be snottering
Conditional perfect
I would have snotter
you would have snotter
he/she/it would have snotter
we would have snotter
you would have snotter
they would have snotter
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been snottering
you would have been snottering
he/she/it would have been snottering
we would have been snottering
you would have been snottering
they would have been snottering
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you snotter
we let´s snotter
you snotter
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
snottered
Present Participle
snottering
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SNOTTER»
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Mike Gordon, Botelho, Luis, 2005
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Lambert M. Surhone, Miriam T. Timpledon, Susan F. Marseken, 2010
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American Sailing Ships: Their Plans and History
A long yard has its heel becketed in what old-timers called a “snotter,” in the days
of spritsails. The surf boatmen who had the ]ersey beach boats so rigged, taught
me this, back in 1880. A piece of rope about two feet long had a long loop of an ...
Charles Gerard Davis, 1929
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A Dictionary of the Scottish Language: In which the Words ...
Fland. snotter, rhcuma, catarrh us. To SNOTTER, t>. n. 1. To breathe through an
obstruction in the nostrils. .Ramsay. 2. To gnotter ; to blabber, S. " To snotter and
snivel, to blubber and snuffle." 01. Antiq. "To snoUr, to sob or cry, North," Grose.
5
Fred Boggitt and the Great Garden Centre Plot
the rather obvious conclusion that Snotter must be in a hurry and that he would
have to make his point quickly. Cyril Snotter‛s size twelve shoe stopped a
centimetre away from Slug‛s head. Slug hailed him hastily in his poshest voice.
Jenny Tuxford, Jenny Brazier, 2012
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The Routledge Dictionary of Historical Slang
snotter . A dirty, ragged handkerchief: low: from ca 1820; ob. Ex SNOT, mucus. 2.
The nose: low: from ca 1830; very ob. 3. A handkerchief-thief: c.: mid-C.19–20; ob
. 4. A midshipman: nautical (–1903). Perhaps influenced by nautical snotter (a ...
7
Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish language: in which the ...
SNOTTER, a, 1. Snot at a child's nose, 8. 3. Any thing of no value, Cfeiand.—
Fland. snottcr, rheuma, catarrh us. To SNOTTER, r. n. 1. To breathe through an
obstruction in the nostrils. Ramsay. 2. To snotter ; to blubber, S. " To matter and
snivel, ...
John Jamieson, John Johnstone (of Edinburgh.), John Longmuir, 1867
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Iain Oughtred: A Life in Wooden Boats
It is a supremely reliable rig as it has no metal fittings, no standing rigging, and
only two or three pieces of running rigging (sheet, snotter and halyard, if rigged).
It also sets a larger area of sail on a shorter mast than any other rig. Although the
...
9
Concise English-Scots Dictionary
... sneg, whang. snipe heather-bleat(er), earn-bleater NE, blitter sw, moss-bluiter
sw, mire-snipe. snivel noun sneevil, snifter. verb sneevil, snifter, bubble, snotter.
snivelling adjective sneevlin, bubblie. snob flee-up, cockapentie, knab. snobbish
...
Iseabail Macleod, Pauline Cairns, 1999
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Classic Guide to Sailing
The sprit isaspar taperingtowards each end; one endfitsinto an eyeatthe peak of
the sail,and the other end intowhatis calledthesnotter. The snotter isa shortpiece
of rope withan eyespliced into itateach end; itis passed round themast, one eye is
...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «SNOTTER»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
snotter en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Limmy: 'In my mind, I can joke about anything'
“It tickles me to have a sneering thought, like walking past and blowing a snotter out my nose,” he says. “I like posing as some sort of character so it isn't getting ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Ally MacLeod: His legacy, legend and why he's not in Scottish …
I would joke with mum that he would end up some cold snotter on the street. He would try to get the bus back to Mount Florida where he came from and once he ... «Herald Scotland, Jul 15»
Het misselijkmakende meten met twee maten in dit land (met naschrift)
... bedelven onder 'steunbetuigingen' en cadeautjes alsook over hoezeer de dood van Mitch Henriquez de agenten wel zou hebben aangegrepen (*snotter* 'dit ... «Krapuul, Jul 15»
The sun is shining and Michelle is having a highland fling
It seems the weather Gods have had their fun, watched us cry, scream and snotter quite literally in frustration and decided to turned off that ruddy big tap in the ... «Glasgow Evening Times, Jun 15»
In alle rust de winkelhaak viseren, Zidane Junior kan het ook
... de wind om daarna het leer droog in de bovenhoek te plaatsen. De kleinste snotter van Zidane gaat overigens met de naam van zijn moeder door het leven. «Het Laatste Nieuws, Mar 15»
Influenzaen er her: Sådan beskytter du dig
Hvis du går rundt og snotter, har feber og lyst til at smide dig i sengen, er du bestemt ikke den eneste. Læs også: Atjuuu! Influenzaen har ramt Danmark. I løbet af ... «TV2, Feb 15»
Ceo Arcadis: 'De klus is nog lang niet geklaard'
Aan het begin van het gesprek verontschuldigt bestuursvoorzitter Neil McArthur van ingenieursbureau Arcadis zich voor zijn verkoudheid. 'Ik hoest en snotter en ... «Financieele Dagblad, Feb 15»
Monday: Peter Pan at the Gaiety
Others of us will be surprised that he gets assistance from someone called Harry Snotter. The Gaiety is long enough in this game to know where any adjustments ... «Irish Times, Dic 14»
Children's Christmas show review: Peter Pan
The pirate villains are too much fun to be frightening: Poohy Walsh punctuates his appearances with a pungent parp; Harry Snotter has no magic powers; ... «Irish Times, Dic 14»
Will Starling, by Ian Weir: Review
This boy, we're told, has “a curious dark face, all triangles, and a silk snotter swiped from a stall just this morning.” He's fond of convincing strangers to try his ... «National Post, Oct 14»
