manhandle – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of manhandle

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to manhandle
Participle: manhandled
Gerund: manhandling

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Imanhandle
youmanhandle
he;she;itmanhandles
wemanhandle
youmanhandle
theymanhandle

Perfect

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

Past

Imanhandled
youmanhandled
he;she;itmanhandled
wemanhandled
youmanhandled
theymanhandled

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Imanhandle
youmanhandle
he;she;itmanhandle
wemanhandle
youmanhandle
theymanhandle

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Imanhandled
youmanhandled
he;she;itmanhandled
wemanhandled
youmanhandled
theymanhandled

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youmanhandle
weLet's manhandle
youmanhandle

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Middle English manne-handlen, man handelen, equivalent to man (“male person”) + handle.

Sample Sentences

  • I see him—Tom—on horse-block standing,
  • Trumpet at mouth, thrown up all amain,
  • An elephant's bugle, vociferous demanding
  • Of topmen aloft in the hurricane of rain,
  • "Letting that sail there your faces flog?
  • Manhandle it, men, and you'll get the good grog!" [1876, Herman Melville, Bridegroom Dick:]
  • The polls were guarded by bullies who did not hesitate at command to manhandle any decent citizen indicated by the local leaders. [1918, Stewart Edward White, chapter 13, in The Forty-Niners, page 177:]
  • She yells at people who manhandle the tomatoes or break the beans. [1996 April 21, Barbara Stewart, “Another Harvest: One Farm, One Life”, in New York Times, retrieved 06 Nov 2012:]
  • Britain’s most senior police chief defied pressure to resign as she dismissed “armchair” critics amid widespread outrage over officers manhandling women who were mourning the killing of Sarah Everard. [2021 March 14, Vikram Dodd, Aamna Mohdin, Aubrey Allegretti, “Cressida Dick refuses to quit over vigil policing and dismisses 'armchair critics'”, in The Guardian:]
  • Riders who succeed on this terrain are able to manhandle their bike as it rattles over the bumps. [2010 July 3, Juliet Macur, “Riders Gird for Four Challenging, Engrossing Stages of the Tour”, in New York Times, retrieved 06 Nov 2012:]