cobble – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of cobble

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to cobble together
Participle: cobbled together
Gerund: cobbling together

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Icobble together
youcobble together
he;she;itcobbles together
wecobble together
youcobble together
theycobble together

Perfect

Ihave cobbled together
youhave cobbled together
he;she;ithas cobbled together
wehave cobbled together
youhave cobbled together
theyhave cobbled together

Past

Icobbled together
youcobbled together
he;she;itcobbled together
wecobbled together
youcobbled together
theycobbled together

Pluperfect

Ihad cobbled together
youhad cobbled together
he;she;ithad cobbled together
wehad cobbled together
youhad cobbled together
theyhad cobbled together

Future

Iwill cobble together
youwill cobble together
he;she;itwill cobble together
wewill cobble together
youwill cobble together
theywill cobble together

Future Perfect

Iwill have cobbled together
youwill have cobbled together
he;she;itwill have cobbled together
wewill have cobbled together
youwill have cobbled together
theywill have cobbled together

Subjunctive

Present

Icobble together
youcobble together
he;she;itcobble together
wecobble together
youcobble together
theycobble together

Perfect

Ihave cobbled together
youhave cobbled together
he;she;ithave cobbled together
wehave cobbled together
youhave cobbled together
theyhave cobbled together

Imperfect

Icobbled together
youcobbled together
he;she;itcobbled together
wecobbled together
youcobbled together
theycobbled together

Pluperfect

Ihad cobbled together
youhad cobbled together
he;she;ithad cobbled together
wehad cobbled together
youhad cobbled together
theyhad cobbled together

Conditional

Present

Iwould cobble together
youwould cobble together
he;she;itwould cobble together
wewould cobble together
youwould cobble together
theywould cobble together

Perfect

Iwould have cobbled together
youwould have cobbled together
he;she;itwould have cobbled together
wewould have cobbled together
youwould have cobbled together
theywould have cobbled together

Imperative

youcobble together
weLet's cobble together
youcobble together

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam cobbling together
youare cobbling together
he;she;itis cobbling together
weare cobbling together
youare cobbling together
theyare cobbling together

Perfect

Ihave been cobbling together
youhave been cobbling together
he;she;ithas been cobbling together
wehave been cobbling together
youhave been cobbling together
theyhave been cobbling together

Past

Iwas cobbling together
youwere cobbling together
he;she;itwas cobbling together
wewere cobbling together
youwere cobbling together
theywere cobbling together

Pluperfect

Ihad been cobbling together
youhad been cobbling together
he;she;ithad been cobbling together
wehad been cobbling together
youhad been cobbling together
theyhad been cobbling together

Future

Iwill be cobbling together
youwill be cobbling together
he;she;itwill be cobbling together
wewill be cobbling together
youwill be cobbling together
theywill be cobbling together

Future Perfect

Iwill have been cobbling together
youwill have been cobbling together
he;she;itwill have been cobbling together
wewill have been cobbling together
youwill have been cobbling together
theywill have been cobbling together

Conditional

Present

Iwould be cobbling together
youwould be cobbling together
he;she;itwould be cobbling together
wewould be cobbling together
youwould be cobbling together
theywould be cobbling together

Perfect

Iwould have been cobbling together
youwould have been cobbling together
he;she;itwould have been cobbling together
wewould have been cobbling together
youwould have been cobbling together
theywould have been cobbling together

Other

Verbs similar to 'cobble'

bobble, gobble, hobble, jobble, nobble, wobble, babble, bibble, bubble, cable,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

1. From Middle English cobill, kobill (used in various combinations with ston, stan (“stone”), note, nutt (“nut”), etc.), probably a diminutive of Middle English *cob, *cobb, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *kubb- (“lump; round object”). Equivalent to cob + -le.
2. Cognate to North Germanic kubb-, kobb- (“round object, bulge, heap, islet, seal, bowler hat, etc”).

Sample Sentences

  • I cobbled something together to get us through till morning.