berascal – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of berascal

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to berascal
Participle: berascalled
Gerund: berascalling

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iberascal
youberascal
he;she;itberascals
weberascal
youberascal
theyberascal

Perfect

Ihave berascalled
youhave berascalled
he;she;ithas berascalled
wehave berascalled
youhave berascalled
theyhave berascalled

Past

Iberascalled
youberascalled
he;she;itberascalled
weberascalled
youberascalled
theyberascalled

Pluperfect

Ihad berascalled
youhad berascalled
he;she;ithad berascalled
wehad berascalled
youhad berascalled
theyhad berascalled

Future

Iwill berascal
youwill berascal
he;she;itwill berascal
wewill berascal
youwill berascal
theywill berascal

Future Perfect

Iwill have berascalled
youwill have berascalled
he;she;itwill have berascalled
wewill have berascalled
youwill have berascalled
theywill have berascalled

Subjunctive

Present

Iberascal
youberascal
he;she;itberascal
weberascal
youberascal
theyberascal

Perfect

Ihave berascalled
youhave berascalled
he;she;ithave berascalled
wehave berascalled
youhave berascalled
theyhave berascalled

Imperfect

Iberascalled
youberascalled
he;she;itberascalled
weberascalled
youberascalled
theyberascalled

Pluperfect

Ihad berascalled
youhad berascalled
he;she;ithad berascalled
wehad berascalled
youhad berascalled
theyhad berascalled

Conditional

Present

Iwould berascal
youwould berascal
he;she;itwould berascal
wewould berascal
youwould berascal
theywould berascal

Perfect

Iwould have berascalled
youwould have berascalled
he;she;itwould have berascalled
wewould have berascalled
youwould have berascalled
theywould have berascalled

Imperative

youberascal
weLet's berascal
youberascal

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam berascalling
youare berascalling
he;she;itis berascalling
weare berascalling
youare berascalling
theyare berascalling

Perfect

Ihave been berascalling
youhave been berascalling
he;she;ithas been berascalling
wehave been berascalling
youhave been berascalling
theyhave been berascalling

Past

Iwas berascalling
youwere berascalling
he;she;itwas berascalling
wewere berascalling
youwere berascalling
theywere berascalling

Pluperfect

Ihad been berascalling
youhad been berascalling
he;she;ithad been berascalling
wehad been berascalling
youhad been berascalling
theyhad been berascalling

Future

Iwill be berascalling
youwill be berascalling
he;she;itwill be berascalling
wewill be berascalling
youwill be berascalling
theywill be berascalling

Future Perfect

Iwill have been berascalling
youwill have been berascalling
he;she;itwill have been berascalling
wewill have been berascalling
youwill have been berascalling
theywill have been berascalling

Conditional

Present

Iwould be berascalling
youwould be berascalling
he;she;itwould be berascalling
wewould be berascalling
youwould be berascalling
theywould be berascalling

Perfect

Iwould have been berascalling
youwould have been berascalling
he;she;itwould have been berascalling
wewould have been berascalling
youwould have been berascalling
theywould have been berascalling

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'berascal'

abet, abhor, abut, acquit, admit, affrap, allot, alum, amel, amit, anagram, anvil, apparel, aret, arret, assot, astun, attrap, augur, avel, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'berascal'

basil, beach, beacon, beal, beamwalk, beast, becall, becalm, becast, becatch,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From be- + rascal.

Sample Sentences

  • She beknaved, berascalled, berogued the unhappy hero, who stood silent, confounded with astonishment, but more with shame and indignation, at being thus outwitted and overreached. [1743, Henry Fielding, The Life and Death of Jonathan Wild, the Great:]
  • The brothers berascaled each other till they were hoarse, and our hero was, with regret we mention it, kicked out of doors, which kick was accompanied with a trifling curse. [1790, Memoirs of a Social Monster: Or, the History of Charles Price:]
  • In the pamphlet last mentioned, Nash asserts that the quarrel was entirely of Harvey's "seeking and beginning, in The Lamb of God [a work mentioned in the ensuing pages], where he and his brother * * * scummered out betwixt them an epistle to the readers against all poets and writers; and M. Lily [the dramatic poet, and author of Pap with a Hatchet] and me byname he beruffianised and berascalled, compared to Martin, and termed us piperly make-plays and make-bates, yet bade us hold our peace, and not be so hardy as to answer him; for, if we did, he would make a bloody day in Paul's Churchyard, and splinter our pens till they straddled again as wide as a pair of compasses. [1842, Thomas Nash, John Payne Collier, Pierce Penniless's supplication to the Devil, page xix:]