hanky-pank – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of hanky-pank

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to hanky-pank
Participle: hanky-panked
Gerund: hanky-panking

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ihanky-pank
youhanky-pank
he;she;ithanky-panks
wehanky-pank
youhanky-pank
theyhanky-pank

Perfect

Ihave hanky-panked
youhave hanky-panked
he;she;ithas hanky-panked
wehave hanky-panked
youhave hanky-panked
theyhave hanky-panked

Past

Ihanky-panked
youhanky-panked
he;she;ithanky-panked
wehanky-panked
youhanky-panked
theyhanky-panked

Pluperfect

Ihad hanky-panked
youhad hanky-panked
he;she;ithad hanky-panked
wehad hanky-panked
youhad hanky-panked
theyhad hanky-panked

Future

Iwill hanky-pank
youwill hanky-pank
he;she;itwill hanky-pank
wewill hanky-pank
youwill hanky-pank
theywill hanky-pank

Future Perfect

Iwill have hanky-panked
youwill have hanky-panked
he;she;itwill have hanky-panked
wewill have hanky-panked
youwill have hanky-panked
theywill have hanky-panked

Subjunctive

Present

Ihanky-pank
youhanky-pank
he;she;ithanky-pank
wehanky-pank
youhanky-pank
theyhanky-pank

Perfect

Ihave hanky-panked
youhave hanky-panked
he;she;ithave hanky-panked
wehave hanky-panked
youhave hanky-panked
theyhave hanky-panked

Imperfect

Ihanky-panked
youhanky-panked
he;she;ithanky-panked
wehanky-panked
youhanky-panked
theyhanky-panked

Pluperfect

Ihad hanky-panked
youhad hanky-panked
he;she;ithad hanky-panked
wehad hanky-panked
youhad hanky-panked
theyhad hanky-panked

Conditional

Present

Iwould hanky-pank
youwould hanky-pank
he;she;itwould hanky-pank
wewould hanky-pank
youwould hanky-pank
theywould hanky-pank

Perfect

Iwould have hanky-panked
youwould have hanky-panked
he;she;itwould have hanky-panked
wewould have hanky-panked
youwould have hanky-panked
theywould have hanky-panked

Imperative

youhanky-pank
weLet's hanky-pank
youhanky-pank

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam hanky-panking
youare hanky-panking
he;she;itis hanky-panking
weare hanky-panking
youare hanky-panking
theyare hanky-panking

Perfect

Ihave been hanky-panking
youhave been hanky-panking
he;she;ithas been hanky-panking
wehave been hanky-panking
youhave been hanky-panking
theyhave been hanky-panking

Past

Iwas hanky-panking
youwere hanky-panking
he;she;itwas hanky-panking
wewere hanky-panking
youwere hanky-panking
theywere hanky-panking

Pluperfect

Ihad been hanky-panking
youhad been hanky-panking
he;she;ithad been hanky-panking
wehad been hanky-panking
youhad been hanky-panking
theyhad been hanky-panking

Future

Iwill be hanky-panking
youwill be hanky-panking
he;she;itwill be hanky-panking
wewill be hanky-panking
youwill be hanky-panking
theywill be hanky-panking

Future Perfect

Iwill have been hanky-panking
youwill have been hanky-panking
he;she;itwill have been hanky-panking
wewill have been hanky-panking
youwill have been hanky-panking
theywill have been hanky-panking

Conditional

Present

Iwould be hanky-panking
youwould be hanky-panking
he;she;itwould be hanky-panking
wewould be hanky-panking
youwould be hanky-panking
theywould be hanky-panking

Perfect

Iwould have been hanky-panking
youwould have been hanky-panking
he;she;itwould have been hanky-panking
wewould have been hanky-panking
youwould have been hanky-panking
theywould have been hanky-panking

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'hanky-pank'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Clipping of hanky-panky

Sample Sentences

  • He knew why he was so deeply angry: this situation had corrupted a fine young engineer, had lost him to the profession, while he, Drew, had hanky-panked with the enemy in the deluded belief that the conflict was not real. [1970, Borden Deal -, Interstate, page 362:]
  • A man who hated communism and never "hanky-panked" with his secretary despite her "God- given beauty." [1990 -, Ellen Goodman, Making Sense, →ISBN, page 41:]
  • A person in innocent until proven guilty, if you hanky-panked 20 years ago with an office-staff member, or even tried to and was rejected , you are part, of an unusual group of phylum humn being. [1995, United States Congress Senate Select Committee on Ethics, Documents Related to the Investigation of Senator Robert Packwood:]
  • Professors don't hanky-pank students. [2005, Marc Estrin, The Education of Arnold Hitler, page 251:]