CONJUGAISON EN ANGLAIS DU VERBE SCOUTHER
PRESENT
Present
I scouther
you scouther
he/she/it scouthers
we scouther
you scouther
they scouther
Present continuous
I am scouthering
you are scouthering
he/she/it is scouthering
we are scouthering
you are scouthering
they are scouthering
Present perfect
I have scouthered
you have scouthered
he/she/it has scouthered
we have scouthered
you have scouthered
they have scouthered
Present perfect continuous
I have been scouthering
you have been scouthering
he/she/it has been scouthering
we have been scouthering
you have been scouthering
they have been scouthering
PAST
Past
I scouthered
you scouthered
he/she/it scouthered
we scouthered
you scouthered
they scouthered
Past continuous
I was scouthering
you were scouthering
he/she/it was scouthering
we were scouthering
you were scouthering
they were scouthering
Past perfect
I had scouthered
you had scouthered
he/she/it had scouthered
we had scouthered
you had scouthered
they had scouthered
Past perfect continuous
I had been scouthering
you had been scouthering
he/she/it had been scouthering
we had been scouthering
you had been scouthering
they had been scouthering
FUTURE
Future
I will scouther
you will scouther
he/she/it will scouther
we will scouther
you will scouther
they will scouther
Future continuous
I will be scouthering
you will be scouthering
he/she/it will be scouthering
we will be scouthering
you will be scouthering
they will be scouthering
Future perfect
I will have scouthered
you will have scouthered
he/she/it will have scouthered
we will have scouthered
you will have scouthered
they will have scouthered
Future perfect continuous
I will have been scouthering
you will have been scouthering
he/she/it will have been scouthering
we will have been scouthering
you will have been scouthering
they will have been scouthering
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would scouther
you would scouther
he/she/it would scouther
we would scouther
you would scouther
they would scouther
Conditional continuous
I would be scouthering
you would be scouthering
he/she/it would be scouthering
we would be scouthering
you would be scouthering
they would be scouthering
Conditional perfect
I would have scouther
you would have scouther
he/she/it would have scouther
we would have scouther
you would have scouther
they would have scouther
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been scouthering
you would have been scouthering
he/she/it would have been scouthering
we would have been scouthering
you would have been scouthering
they would have been scouthering
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you scouther
we let´s scouther
you scouther
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
scouthered
Present Participle
scouthering
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SCOUTHER»
Découvrez l'usage de
scouther dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
scouther et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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A Dictionary of the Scottish Language: In which the Words ...
Sea blubber, Clydes.; denominated from Its power of scorching the skin. V.
Scowder. SCOUTHER, i. A fl ying shower, Loth.— Isl. tkiot-a, cito vehere. To
SCOUTHER, v. a. To make a stone skim the surface of the water, Orkn.
SCOUTHERIE, adj.
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
Also in forms scouder n.Lan.1; scouther N.Cy.' Dur.' (shun-dqnakou'liok.) 1. sb.
Confusion, bustle, disorder. f. scow, sb.' ' n.Cy. (HALL) Dur.' Denoting great
confusion in the state of household furniture, or the act of getting rid of such
confusion.
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
SCOUTHER, s. Sea blubber, Clydes. ; denominated from its power of scorching
the skin. V. Scowder. ScouTHERiE,fld/. Abounding with flying showers; Scouthry-
like, threatening such showers, S.B. Mair scouthry like it still does look, At length ...
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The Dialect of Banffshire: With a Glossary of Words Not in ...
SCOUTHER, n. a slight quantity of fallen snow; oftener scoutherin ; as, “ There
wiz a -scouther-in o' snaw i' the mornin' ; bit it meltit as the day raise.” (Additional
to Jamieson). SCOUTHER, an. to rain slightly ; as, “ It's beginnin' BY THE REV.
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Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish language: in which the ...
Sea blubber, Clydes.; denominated from its power of scorching the skin. V.
Scowdbr. SCOUTHER, *. A flying shower, Loth.— Isl. skiot-a, cito vehere. To
SCOUTHER, v. a. To make a stone skim the surface of the water, Orkn.
SCOUTHERIE, adj.
John Jamieson, John Johnstone (of Edinburgh.), John Longmuir, 1867
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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
V. Scowder. SCOUTHER, s. Sea blubber, Clydes. ; denominated from its power
of scorching the skin. V. Scowder. Scoutherie, adj. Abounding with flyingshowers;
Scouthry-like, threatening such showers, S.B. Mair scouthry like it still does look,
...
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The Chambers Dictionary
See scouther. scowl skowl, vi to contract the brows in a malevolent and menacing
look; to look gloomy and threatening. — n a scowling look. — adj scowling. —
adv scow lingly. [Cf Dan skule to cast down the eyes, look sidelong] scowp.
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A Glossary of Provincial Words Used in Teesdale in the ...
P. Dinsdale. SCOUTHER, n. Denoting great confusion in the state of household
furniture, or the act of getting rid of such confusion. " Ye had better get a scaud
than a scouther." Scots Proverb. W. and C. SCRAFFLE, v. To scraffle on, means
to ...
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Transactions of the Philological Society
Scouther, v.n. to rain slightly ; as, " It's beginnin' t' scouther." Scoutherin', a. lightly
drizzling. Scoutherum, n. a very slight shower. Scouthie, a. (1) capacious ; as, "
He's biggit a scouthie hoose." (2) Of large size; as, "That's a fine scouthie steer.
Philological Society (Great Britain), 1866
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
to pour fortha liquid forcibly, esp. excrement.—n. the guillemot. Scouter, skowt′
ėr, n. a workman who uses jumpdrills, wedges, &c. to scale off largeflakes of
stone. Scouth, skowth, n.(Scot.) room: scope, plenty. Scouther, skow′thėr, v.t. (
Scot.) ...
