pingle – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of pingle

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to pingle
Participle: pingled
Gerund: pingling

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ipingle
youpingle
he;she;itpingles
wepingle
youpingle
theypingle

Perfect

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

Past

Ipingled
youpingled
he;she;itpingled
wepingled
youpingled
theypingled

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Ipingle
youpingle
he;she;itpingle
wepingle
youpingle
theypingle

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Ipingled
youpingled
he;she;itpingled
wepingled
youpingled
theypingled

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youpingle
weLet's pingle
youpingle

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs similar to 'pingle'

bingle, gingle, ingle, jingle, mingle, piggle, pringle, pungle, single, tingle,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Onomatopoeic

Sample Sentences

  • all this while when we haue beene at the Lords spirituall feasts, wee haue but pingled, and neuer made a good meale. [1616, Thomas Stoughton, Two Profitable Treatises, page 188:]
  • The Liberal and Conservative rivals of the Socialist whole hoggers may nibble at Socialism as John Browdie pingled with the crust of the Yorkshire pie, but dry nurse and coddle the electors as they will, neither Free Traders nor Tariff Reformers can approach the large, divine, and comfortable creed of the Socialist whole hogger. [1911, Arnold White, The Views of 'Vanoc,': An Englishman's Outlook, page 319:]
  • This man complained of burning pains in the stomach, he pingled his food. [1952, Homoeopathic World - Volume 87, page 121:]
  • He pingled his wey tae the first o the moontain's three fause peaks an wis hauf-roads tae the second when a voice rang oot across the hills like a thunder plump. [2020, Matthew Fitt, But n Ben A-Go-Go:]
  • Those that but now did put their labo'ring hands Unto thy Plough, have rid more work away Then I that here have pingled many a day. [1661, Nathanael Eaton, De Fastis Anglicis, sive Calendarium Sacrum. The Holy Calendar, page 66:]
  • Both of us have pingled at our seams for forty year good. [1852, Margaret Oliphant, “Annie Orme”, in Littell's Living Age, volume 35, page 360:]
  • "It was for the laddie I pingled and scarted it together," she soliloquized aloud, [1896, P. Anderson Graham, “The Bondager”, in The Living Age, volume 10, page 341:]
  • and howbeit all the Nobillmen and Gentillmen, Bisschoppis, Commissiouneries, and thair adherentis, voitit to the Bisschop Law, yit a number of the best of the Ministerie pingled them; so that , iff they had not bein devydit becaus of Mr Patrick Simpsoune's disseas and waiknes, it wes thought they sould haiff prevaillit. [1842, James Melville, Robert Pitcairn, The Autobiography and Diary of Mr. James Melvill, page 755:]
  • Ta Tighearnach (i.e., the Chief) did not like ta Sassenach Duinhé-wassel to be pingled wi' mickle speaking, as she was na' tat weel. [1883, Walter Scott, Waverly, page 179:]
  • pingled and struggled with the Spaniardes for breade and other cates, and often wi mette with them in the Townes, Willages, open fields, and skirmished at ý very skirts of their cape, procuring the to fight. [1976, Thomas Churchyard, A Description of the Warres in Flaunders, page 43:]
  • […] but those on the south side, getting both sun and traffic fumes from Pall Mall, pingled [1988, Ivy Journal - Volumes 14-18, page 36:]
  • And, while he handles the plump rattling grain, Declares it pingled, only fit for mice! [2020, John Goodridge, Nineteenth-Century English Labouring-Class Poets:]