CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO SPANGHEW
PRESENT
Present
I spanghew
you spanghew
he/she/it spanghews
we spanghew
you spanghew
they spanghew
Present continuous
I am spanghewing
you are spanghewing
he/she/it is spanghewing
we are spanghewing
you are spanghewing
they are spanghewing
Present perfect
I have spanghewed
you have spanghewed
he/she/it has spanghewed
we have spanghewed
you have spanghewed
they have spanghewed
Present perfect continuous
I have been spanghewing
you have been spanghewing
he/she/it has been spanghewing
we have been spanghewing
you have been spanghewing
they have been spanghewing
PAST
Past
I spanghewed
you spanghewed
he/she/it spanghewed
we spanghewed
you spanghewed
they spanghewed
Past continuous
I was spanghewing
you were spanghewing
he/she/it was spanghewing
we were spanghewing
you were spanghewing
they were spanghewing
Past perfect
I had spanghewed
you had spanghewed
he/she/it had spanghewed
we had spanghewed
you had spanghewed
they had spanghewed
Past perfect continuous
I had been spanghewing
you had been spanghewing
he/she/it had been spanghewing
we had been spanghewing
you had been spanghewing
they had been spanghewing
FUTURE
Future
I will spanghew
you will spanghew
he/she/it will spanghew
we will spanghew
you will spanghew
they will spanghew
Future continuous
I will be spanghewing
you will be spanghewing
he/she/it will be spanghewing
we will be spanghewing
you will be spanghewing
they will be spanghewing
Future perfect
I will have spanghewed
you will have spanghewed
he/she/it will have spanghewed
we will have spanghewed
you will have spanghewed
they will have spanghewed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been spanghewing
you will have been spanghewing
he/she/it will have been spanghewing
we will have been spanghewing
you will have been spanghewing
they will have been spanghewing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would spanghew
you would spanghew
he/she/it would spanghew
we would spanghew
you would spanghew
they would spanghew
Conditional continuous
I would be spanghewing
you would be spanghewing
he/she/it would be spanghewing
we would be spanghewing
you would be spanghewing
they would be spanghewing
Conditional perfect
I would have spanghew
you would have spanghew
he/she/it would have spanghew
we would have spanghew
you would have spanghew
they would have spanghew
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been spanghewing
you would have been spanghewing
he/she/it would have been spanghewing
we would have been spanghewing
you would have been spanghewing
they would have been spanghewing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you spanghew
we let´s spanghew
you spanghew
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
spanghewed
Present Participle
spanghewing
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SPANGHEW»
Descubre el uso de
spanghew en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
spanghew y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
Itlhh.l Dnr. He fell belly-flowght on t'grund like a spanghew'd froslt, Booms-roan
Edgy Podh'ns' Lm. (1871) 13 ; Dani, LakeL' Cum. T'Carlisle weavers . . . spang-
hewin yah fella oot eh t'thurd stworey winds an varra nar neckan em, Saanrssonj.
2
Dog Days and Dandelions: A Lively Guide to the Animal ...
Speakingof toads, if you everneed a verb meaning “to cause a toad or frog to go
flyingintotheair,” thewordyou want is spanghew. According to the Oxford English
Dictionary, the spang in spanghew apparently derives froma Scottish word ...
SPANG-AND-PURLEY-Q, a mode resorted to by boys of measuring distances,
particularly at the game of marbles. g It means a space and something more. —
Brochett. SPANGHEW, to strike with violence, to beat severely. To spanghew
toads ...
Richard Oliver Heslop, 1894
SPANG-AND-PURLEY-Q, a mode resorted to by boys of measuring distances,
particularly at the game of marbles. It means a space and something more. —
Brockett. SPANGHEW, to strike with violence, to beat severely. To spanghew
toads ...
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Totally Weird and Wonderful Words
Erin McKean . . . spanghew it wouldn't ever feel gentle to the poor toad or frog!) Of
obscure origin. spartle . . . sprawling or struggling way, to thrash. spanghew [
spang-hyoo] to cause a frog or toad to fly into the air. (Usually violently, from the ...
This barbarous practice is described by Brockett under the word spanghew. [It is
painful to add that this does not fully describe the detestable act. It was customary
to inflate the wretched creature at the vent, through a hollow stalk. so that it ...
English Dialect Society, 1896
7
A Glossary of the Dialect of Almondbury and Huddersfield
... getting it up after washing. Span, spun ; past tense of to spin. Spane (gl. spain),
to wean (a child). A man after five days of drunkenness, when he was recovering,
said he was 'spaining off.' Spanghew (so spelt by Hall, and so pronounced at ...
Alfred Easther, Thomas Lees, 1883
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Much Ado About English: Up and Down the Bizarre Byways of a ...
sobriquets, 43, 57–8 somnopathy, 91 sorry sight, 23 spanghew, 71 spelling, 29,
31–4, 49 spelling reform, 32 spick and span, 98 Spooner, Rev. William, 125, 128
Spoonerisms, 2, 117, 125-127 spoonfeed, 91 Starbucks, 21 steal someone's ...
Richard Watson Todd, 2007
9
A glossary of the Cleveland dialect
Spanghew, v. a. To project, or cause to move with force or velocity. Leeds 01. and
Cr. Gl. give the form 'Spangwhew,' the latter giving the verb 'Whew,' to throw, in a
later part of the book. Spanker, sb. A big one, ' a thumper,' ' a whopper.
John Christopher Atkinson, 1868
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Northern rhymes: including Delaval and the monk. By the ...
What for a body mayn't spanghew Young duiks and nesty paddocks now 1 If
things much langer drive this way, Aw '11 cut me stick for 'Straliaye, An fight an
booze, an rampadge there — Aw'll never hew a coal-wall mair ! Yen's fairly ...
3 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «SPANGHEW»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
spanghew en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
All under music: Fete de la Musique 2015
Another session followed on June 13 at the same venue with Anton Mansueto, Spanghew, Wednesdays at 8, Dance With Me Kris, ZeeJacob and Foc Fashion. «Sun.Star, Jun 15»
Mark my words
Spanghew an old Scottish word that describes the cruel but apparently fun act of causing a frog or toad to be flung violently upwards. - Deja Moo business slang ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Abr 12»
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Spanghew - to cause (esp. a toad or frog) to fly into the air off the end of a stick. (In northern and Scottish use.) Why? Well, all one has to do is imagine the myriad ... «BBC News, Oct 08»
