gold-brick – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of gold-brick

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to gold-brick
Participle: gold-bricked
Gerund: gold-bricking

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Igold-brick
yougold-brick
he;she;itgold-bricks
wegold-brick
yougold-brick
theygold-brick

Perfect

Ihave gold-bricked
youhave gold-bricked
he;she;ithas gold-bricked
wehave gold-bricked
youhave gold-bricked
theyhave gold-bricked

Past

Igold-bricked
yougold-bricked
he;she;itgold-bricked
wegold-bricked
yougold-bricked
theygold-bricked

Pluperfect

Ihad gold-bricked
youhad gold-bricked
he;she;ithad gold-bricked
wehad gold-bricked
youhad gold-bricked
theyhad gold-bricked

Future

Iwill gold-brick
youwill gold-brick
he;she;itwill gold-brick
wewill gold-brick
youwill gold-brick
theywill gold-brick

Future Perfect

Iwill have gold-bricked
youwill have gold-bricked
he;she;itwill have gold-bricked
wewill have gold-bricked
youwill have gold-bricked
theywill have gold-bricked

Subjunctive

Present

Igold-brick
yougold-brick
he;she;itgold-brick
wegold-brick
yougold-brick
theygold-brick

Perfect

Ihave gold-bricked
youhave gold-bricked
he;she;ithave gold-bricked
wehave gold-bricked
youhave gold-bricked
theyhave gold-bricked

Imperfect

Igold-bricked
yougold-bricked
he;she;itgold-bricked
wegold-bricked
yougold-bricked
theygold-bricked

Pluperfect

Ihad gold-bricked
youhad gold-bricked
he;she;ithad gold-bricked
wehad gold-bricked
youhad gold-bricked
theyhad gold-bricked

Conditional

Present

Iwould gold-brick
youwould gold-brick
he;she;itwould gold-brick
wewould gold-brick
youwould gold-brick
theywould gold-brick

Perfect

Iwould have gold-bricked
youwould have gold-bricked
he;she;itwould have gold-bricked
wewould have gold-bricked
youwould have gold-bricked
theywould have gold-bricked

Imperative

yougold-brick
weLet's gold-brick
yougold-brick

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam gold-bricking
youare gold-bricking
he;she;itis gold-bricking
weare gold-bricking
youare gold-bricking
theyare gold-bricking

Perfect

Ihave been gold-bricking
youhave been gold-bricking
he;she;ithas been gold-bricking
wehave been gold-bricking
youhave been gold-bricking
theyhave been gold-bricking

Past

Iwas gold-bricking
youwere gold-bricking
he;she;itwas gold-bricking
wewere gold-bricking
youwere gold-bricking
theywere gold-bricking

Pluperfect

Ihad been gold-bricking
youhad been gold-bricking
he;she;ithad been gold-bricking
wehad been gold-bricking
youhad been gold-bricking
theyhad been gold-bricking

Future

Iwill be gold-bricking
youwill be gold-bricking
he;she;itwill be gold-bricking
wewill be gold-bricking
youwill be gold-bricking
theywill be gold-bricking

Future Perfect

Iwill have been gold-bricking
youwill have been gold-bricking
he;she;itwill have been gold-bricking
wewill have been gold-bricking
youwill have been gold-bricking
theywill have been gold-bricking

Conditional

Present

Iwould be gold-bricking
youwould be gold-bricking
he;she;itwould be gold-bricking
wewould be gold-bricking
youwould be gold-bricking
theywould be gold-bricking

Perfect

Iwould have been gold-bricking
youwould have been gold-bricking
he;she;itwould have been gold-bricking
wewould have been gold-bricking
youwould have been gold-bricking
theywould have been gold-bricking

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'gold-brick'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

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Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • All of this costs money, but if we all determine to put our own shoulder to the wheel instead of seeing how we can gold-brick we can make Democracy work right here in our own state. [1944, Minnesota PTA Bulletin - Volume 20, Issue 4:]
  • ... great numbers of “happy employees who are extremely loyal to the organization because they can gold-brick, be apathetic, and be non-involved in worrying about the effectiveness of the company.” [1965, Samuel Feinberg, How Do You Manage?, page 36:]
  • No; any man is likely to be stronger than any institution—a GI can gold-brick the Pentagon. [1966, Paul Goodman, Five years, page 197:]