mean-mug – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of mean-mug

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to mean-mug
Participle: mean-mugged
Gerund: mean-mugging

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	mean-mug
you	mean-mug
he;she;it	mean-mugs
we	mean-mug
you	mean-mug
they	mean-mug

Perfect

I	have mean-mugged
you	have mean-mugged
he;she;it	has mean-mugged
we	have mean-mugged
you	have mean-mugged
they	have mean-mugged

Past

I	mean-mugged
you	mean-mugged
he;she;it	mean-mugged
we	mean-mugged
you	mean-mugged
they	mean-mugged

Pluperfect

I	had mean-mugged
you	had mean-mugged
he;she;it	had mean-mugged
we	had mean-mugged
you	had mean-mugged
they	had mean-mugged

Future

I	will mean-mug
you	will mean-mug
he;she;it	will mean-mug
we	will mean-mug
you	will mean-mug
they	will mean-mug

Future Perfect

I	will have mean-mugged
you	will have mean-mugged
he;she;it	will have mean-mugged
we	will have mean-mugged
you	will have mean-mugged
they	will have mean-mugged

Subjunctive

Present

I	mean-mug
you	mean-mug
he;she;it	mean-mug
we	mean-mug
you	mean-mug
they	mean-mug

Perfect

I	have mean-mugged
you	have mean-mugged
he;she;it	have mean-mugged
we	have mean-mugged
you	have mean-mugged
they	have mean-mugged

Imperfect

I	mean-mugged
you	mean-mugged
he;she;it	mean-mugged
we	mean-mugged
you	mean-mugged
they	mean-mugged

Pluperfect

I	had mean-mugged
you	had mean-mugged
he;she;it	had mean-mugged
we	had mean-mugged
you	had mean-mugged
they	had mean-mugged

Conditional

Present

I	would mean-mug
you	would mean-mug
he;she;it	would mean-mug
we	would mean-mug
you	would mean-mug
they	would mean-mug

Perfect

I	would have mean-mugged
you	would have mean-mugged
he;she;it	would have mean-mugged
we	would have mean-mugged
you	would have mean-mugged
they	would have mean-mugged

Imperative

you	mean-mug
we	Let's mean-mug
you	mean-mug

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am mean-mugging
you	are mean-mugging
he;she;it	is mean-mugging
we	are mean-mugging
you	are mean-mugging
they	are mean-mugging

Perfect

I	have been mean-mugging
you	have been mean-mugging
he;she;it	has been mean-mugging
we	have been mean-mugging
you	have been mean-mugging
they	have been mean-mugging

Past

I	was mean-mugging
you	were mean-mugging
he;she;it	was mean-mugging
we	were mean-mugging
you	were mean-mugging
they	were mean-mugging

Pluperfect

I	had been mean-mugging
you	had been mean-mugging
he;she;it	had been mean-mugging
we	had been mean-mugging
you	had been mean-mugging
they	had been mean-mugging

Future

I	will be mean-mugging
you	will be mean-mugging
he;she;it	will be mean-mugging
we	will be mean-mugging
you	will be mean-mugging
they	will be mean-mugging

Future Perfect

I	will have been mean-mugging
you	will have been mean-mugging
he;she;it	will have been mean-mugging
we	will have been mean-mugging
you	will have been mean-mugging
they	will have been mean-mugging

Conditional

Present

I	would be mean-mugging
you	would be mean-mugging
he;she;it	would be mean-mugging
we	would be mean-mugging
you	would be mean-mugging
they	would be mean-mugging

Perfect

I	would have been mean-mugging
you	would have been mean-mugging
he;she;it	would have been mean-mugging
we	would have been mean-mugging
you	would have been mean-mugging
they	would have been mean-mugging

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'mean-mug'

abet, abhor, abut, acquit, admit, affrap, allot, alum, amel, amit, anagram, anvil, apparel, aret, arret, assot, astun, attrap, augur, avel, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'mean-mug'

mean-mouth, bearhug, ear-tag, earplug, man-mark, mandamus, mang, manumit, mau-mau, mean,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

sometimes I catch myself too
Mean-muggin' folks that
Did no harm to me or my crew [1996, E-40, Practice Lookin' Hard:]
With a resolve to get his son away from these monsters, Isaac knuckled up and mean-mugged his opponent. [2012, Vanessa Miller, Latter Rain:]