pedipulate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of pedipulate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to pedipulate
Participle: pedipulated
Gerund: pedipulating

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ipedipulate
youpedipulate
he;she;itpedipulates
wepedipulate
youpedipulate
theypedipulate

Perfect

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

Past

Ipedipulated
youpedipulated
he;she;itpedipulated
wepedipulated
youpedipulated
theypedipulated

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Ipedipulate
youpedipulate
he;she;itpedipulate
wepedipulate
youpedipulate
theypedipulate

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Ipedipulated
youpedipulated
he;she;itpedipulated
wepedipulated
youpedipulated
theypedipulated

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youpedipulate
weLet's pedipulate
youpedipulate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • A man lay down on his back on a mattress spread on the ground, put his legs up in the air, and on the soles of his feet was placed a massive empty bronze waterjar four feet deep, into the mouth of which climbed a small boy. The man spun it with his feet, tossed it up in the air, caught it on the soles of his feet again, sometimes causing the jar to stand with its mouth uppermost while he spun it round and round, then tossed it up again, and caught it on its side, the boy the whole time sitting unconcernedly inside. . . . It took two men to lift the empty jar on to his feet to begin with, and the most extraordinary thing is the great weight he thus pedipulates. [1886 October 13, “Japanese Juggling at Yokohama”, in Tuapeka Times, volume 19, number 1291, New Zealand, retrieved 26 Sep 2013, page 5:]
  • Aaron Smith, the armless editor of the Mount Pleasant (Tex.) Times-Review, who rapidly operates a typewriter with his toes (or pedipulates it), could hardly be said to handle the machine with dexterity, for he doesn't. [1900, The Inland Printer, vol. 24, p. 275 (Google snippet view) (retrieved 27 Sept 2013)]
  • Mr Maughan Barnett, the city organist, sits on a stool when officiating athe organ, and unfortunately that stool has loopholes through which the vulgar can gaze and witness the necessary contortions of the organist's legs when pedipulating Henry's organ. [1915 April 24, “Pars About People”, in Observer, volume 35, number 33, New Zealand, retrieved 27 Sep 2013, page 3:]
  • Neither should there be handles or even push or pull gadgets on wash basins, flush toilets or drinking water fonts. These should be pedipulated — worked with the foot. [1947 December 15, William Brady MD, “Personal Health Service: Improving Sanitation”, in Toledo Blade, USA, retrieved 27 Sep 2013:]