frontfire – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of frontfire

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to frontfire
Participle: frontfired
Gerund: frontfiring

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Ifrontfire
youfrontfire
he;she;itfrontfires
wefrontfire
youfrontfire
theyfrontfire

Perfect

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

Past

Ifrontfired
youfrontfired
he;she;itfrontfired
wefrontfired
youfrontfired
theyfrontfired

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Ifrontfire
youfrontfire
he;she;itfrontfire
wefrontfire
youfrontfire
theyfrontfire

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Ifrontfired
youfrontfired
he;she;itfrontfired
wefrontfired
youfrontfired
theyfrontfired

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youfrontfire
weLet's frontfire
youfrontfire

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'frontfire'

abacinate, abalienate, abase, abate, abbreviate, abdicate, abduce, aberrate, aberuncate, abirritate, abjudge, abjudicate, abjugate, abjure, ablactate, ablaqueate, able, ablegate, abligate, abnegate, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From front + fire, coined as an opposite for backfire (and not usually seen without it).

Sample Sentences

  • Talking of backfire, frontfire or whatever, John Carroll can give it both barrels, and simultaneously. [2002 August 18, Liam Griffin, “For the championship’s sake, it must be Tipp”, in Sunday Tribune (Dublin, Ireland):]
  • I want to discuss that false psychic you paid to bring Heather messages from the dead. It was a thoughtful idea, but one that backfired and then, ultimately, in its own way, frontfired, giving Heather more hope than you’d imagine. [2003, Douglas Coupland, Hey Nostradamus!, →ISBN:]
  • I realized that speaking up now might backfire on me later, but there was a slim chance it could frontfire, too. [2010, Steve Pavlina, Personal Development for Smart People, →ISBN, page vi:]